LIVE AVAILABILITY CHECK · NUREMBERG

Down for everyone,
or just you?

Paste any URL. Triangulate probes it from our Nuremberg server and shows exactly how the site responds from that vantage point.

Free single checks. No account, no noise — just the answer.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. One verdict.

  1. 01

    You paste a URL

    We normalize the address, resolve its DNS records and prepare to connect — no account, no setup.

  2. 02

    Our server probes it

    A real bounded check runs from Nuremberg, measuring DNS, connection, TLS and HTTP response without downloading the full page.

  3. 03

    You get a verdict

    You see whether the site answered, returned an HTTP error, timed out, or failed before the connection completed.

ANATOMY OF A REPORT

Everything that matters,
nothing that doesn’t.

Every probe resolves, connects, negotiates TLS and reads the first byte. The sample below previews the multi-region network we’re building toward.

GET https://example.com SAMPLE DATA

UP — reachable from all 3 regions

completed in 1.9s
  • FRA Frankfurt 200 OK 176ms
    DNS
    12ms
    CONNECT
    18ms
    TLS
    34ms
    TTFB
    112ms
  • IAD N. Virginia 200 OK 151ms
    DNS
    9ms
    CONNECT
    15ms
    TLS
    31ms
    TTFB
    96ms
  • SIN Singapore 200 OK 349ms
    DNS
    21ms
    CONNECT
    29ms
    TLS
    58ms
    TTFB
    241ms

Illustrative example — real reports render here the moment all regions answer.

REGIONAL NETWORK ROADMAP

The internet is not
one place.

Checks currently run from Nuremberg. Additional independent regions will make routing, CDN and partial-outage differences visible as the probe network expands.

PARTIAL — unreachable from Singapore

SAMPLE
  • FRA 200 · 176ms
  • IAD 200 · 151ms
  • SIN timeout after 10s

The site is up. One path to it is not. That distinction is the whole product.

WHAT EVERY CHECK MEASURES

The full handshake, timed.

01 DNS resolution
Does the name resolve, and how long does it take?
02 TCP connect
Can anyone open a connection to the server at all?
03 TLS handshake
Does HTTPS negotiate cleanly, with a valid certificate?
04 HTTP status
The real response code — 200, 503, or something worse.
05 Redirect chain
Where the URL actually leads, hop by hop.
06 Time to first byte
How long the server thinks before it says anything.
07 Total time
The complete answer, per region, in milliseconds.
08 Per-region verdicts
Up, down, or degraded — compared across continents.

QUESTIONS

Asked often.

Is it free?

Yes. Single checks from this page are free and need no account. Paste a URL, get a verdict.

Which regions do you check from?

Checks currently run from Nuremberg, Germany. Frankfurt, Northern Virginia and Singapore remain the planned next vantage points.

What does “down for me only” actually mean?

With the current single probe, it means the site answered normally from Nuremberg while your own connection still has trouble. Multi-region comparison will make that diagnosis stronger as more probes come online.

A site shows as up but loads slowly for me. Why?

Availability and speed are different measurements. Our Nuremberg probe may get a fast answer while your own path — a congested carrier or distant CDN edge — is slow.

Do you store the URLs I check?

Checks run on demand and results are cached briefly so repeat checks are fast. We don’t build profiles from what you look up.

Next time someone asks
“is it down for you?”

Answer with evidence, not a guess.

Free single checks. No account, no noise — just the answer.