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Autessa Status Page vs incident.io

Autessa Status Page vs incident.io

Autessa Status Page is a hosted status page and changelog, ready out of the box and run from one staff console. incident.io presents status pages as part of its incident response platform, with on-call, AI investigations and public, internal and customer pages by plan. Autessa Status Page is a status page and changelog you can run without adopting a whole incident platform, with AI that drafts release notes a person approves.

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Day Title State Pull requests Approved by
Nov 2, 2026Bulk export for reportsWaiting for approval14—
Nov 1, 2026Behind-the-scenes improvementsSkipped4—
Oct 31, 2026Shared saved filtersWaiting for approval9—
Oct 30, 2026Faster dashboardsPublished11jordan@yourcompany.com

Side by side

Autessa Status Page and incident.io at a glance

CapabilityAutessa Status Pageincident.io
Public changelog drafted by AI from merged pull requestsDrafted nightlyNot listed
Person approves every release note, enforced on the serverIncludedNot listed
Runs without an incident response platformIncludedPart of incident response
Resolving one incident never hides anotherOverlap-aware restoreNot listed
One staff console for status and release notesIncludedNot listed
Full headless access (Autessa MCP)IncludedMCP on Team plan and up
100% customizable, code and all (Autobot)IncludedAPI, workflows, templates
Status updatesPosted by your teamAutomated or from templates
Your own domainIncludedIncluded
Hosted public status pageIncludedIncluded
Scheduled maintenance noticesIncludedIncluded

Based on publicly available information as of November 2026. Product names are trademarks of their owners.

Where Autessa wins

Why teams pick Autessa Status Page over incident.io

✓ Autessa

Start with the page

You do not need to change how you run incidents. Report, update and resolve from one console, with components restored for you.

✓ Autessa

Release notes as well as incidents

Customers also want to know what improved. A human-approved changelog sits on the same site, drafted nightly from merged pull requests.

✓ Autessa

Your process, in the code

incident.io offers workflows and an API. Autobot changes the status app itself from a plain-language request, such as a second approver on critical incidents.

✓ Autessa

Headless on every part

Through the Autessa MCP, Claude can post an update, schedule maintenance and review tomorrow’s changelog draft, with your own access.

Switching

Moving from incident.io to Autessa Status Page

  1. Step 1

    Add your components

    List the parts of your service customers rely on, with a one-line description each.

  2. Step 2

    Point your domain

    Publish the public site on a domain you choose, such as status.yourcompany.com.

  3. Step 3

    Switch on the changelog

    Pick the GitHub repositories that feed release notes and the reviewers who approve them.

Go deeper

Explore the features behind this comparison

Report an incident →Autessa Status Page lets staff report an incident from one form: title, impact, status, affected components with their own severity, and the first public update.Smart component restore →Autessa Status Page puts components back to Operational when an incident is resolved, but keeps any component that another open incident or maintenance still affects.90-day uptime history →Autessa Status Page draws 90 daily uptime bars for every component, colored by the worst status that day, with the day's incidents a hover away.Maintenance lifecycle →Autessa Status Page marks components Under maintenance only while work is in progress, restores them when it completes, and keeps canceled windows off the history.AI changelog drafts →Autessa Status Page drafts release notes every night from the pull requests merged the day before, written for customers rather than engineers.Human approval gate →Autessa Status Page never publishes an AI draft on its own: only a person can approve an entry, and the public page refuses anything that is not approved.

FAQ

Questions about Autessa and incident.io

Is Autessa Status Page an alternative to incident.io?

Yes. Autessa Status Page is status page software with incident communication, scheduled maintenance, 90-day uptime history and a human-approved changelog drafted from pull requests. It works out of the box, and because it runs in Autessa you can shape it to how your company works.

Who decides what the status page says?

Your team. Every status change is posted in Status Admin, so the public page always says what a person decided to tell customers.

Can I see a live example?

Yes. Autessa runs its own status page and changelog on it at status.autessa.com.

Do we need an incident platform to use it?

No. Autessa Status Page works on its own, and your team reports, updates and resolves incidents in Status Admin.

How far can we customize it?

All the way. Autessa Status Page is 100% customizable, and Autobot changes its code from a plain-language request.

How does the Autessa MCP compare with incident.io’s MCP?

incident.io’s MCP connects AI assistants to its incident platform. The Autessa MCP gives Claude and other AI tools full headless access to Status Admin and the changelog, and to your other Autessa apps.

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100% customizable, code and all

Make Autessa Status Page fully your own.

Use it out of the box, then change anything. Ask Autobot, Autessa’s AI builder, for a new field, screen, report, workflow or agent and it builds it into your copy of the app. Or open the code and edit it yourself. Nothing is locked: the app, its data and its code are yours.

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