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Monitor official vendor status pages, filter incidents by region, and triage outages in a local Chrome Side Panel. Know in five seconds whether an outage is yours or upstream. Vendor Status Dashboard is a local-first outage monitor and SRE command center for the official status pages your stack depends on. Its toolbar badge, popup, and Chrome Side Panel keep global incidents separate from the regions and components you actually use. No account; configuration stays on your device. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add the extension and choose the vendors, regions, and components you depend on. 2. VendorStatus checks their official public incident feeds in the background. 3. Use the toolbar badge for the answer and the Side Panel to acknowledge, snooze, and triage. WHY CHROME ASKS FOR SITE ACCESS - The browser grants access to the 10 official feed domains included with the extension so scheduled checks can run in the background. - VendorStatus only contacts feeds you enable. It cannot read tabs, browsing history, passwords, or page content. - Enabling a catalog or custom vendor outside those presets asks separately for only that vendor's exact HTTPS origin. WHAT IT DOES - Monitor official public incident feeds with global and in-scope truth kept visibly separate - Choose from exactly 108 bundled, ownership-proven products. - Filter cloud incidents by region or exact component, without location access - Prioritize dependencies as P0, P1, or P2; see full vendor membership and switch operational profiles - Group concurrent changes locally without claiming root cause - Acknowledge or snooze incidents in the popup and Side Panel; Pro adds the same actions in desktop alerts - Keep local notes and HTTPS runbook links beside the incident - Export/import a validated local configuration with secrets excluded - Toolbar badge counts vendors actually affected in your active scope TRUST BY DESIGN - Minimal browser permissions; no access to passwords, tabs, browsing history, or page content - No extension tracking, analytics, advertising, remote code, external fonts, or CDN scripts - Network calls go only to feeds you enable, your optional Slack webhook, and Polar when you activate Pro - After removal, the browser may open an identifier-free feedback page that records one aggregate view and an optional closed-choice reason - Exportable local configuration excludes license keys, webhooks, history, and incident triage FREE - Any 5 active vendors; replace them at any time - Checks every 15 minutes - Regional/component relevance, criticality, Default profile, popup and Side Panel - Basic concurrent-change signal, one runbook, local onboarding, and safe backup PRO — $5/month or $39/year - Unlimited vendors (including custom Statuspage URLs) and named operational profiles - Faster checks down to 2 minutes - Desktop and Slack alerts with severity, criticality, quiet-hour and reminder rules - Advanced concurrent-change detail, multiple runbooks, and 30-day observed timeline PRIVACY No account, extension tracking, or analytics. Operational profiles, notes, runbooks, triage, and exported configuration stay on your device. Network calls go only to feeds you enable, your optional Slack webhook, and Polar when you activate Pro. Removing a bundled catalog vendor clears its monitoring data but keeps notes and runbooks for a future re-add or import; clear them in Runbooks or uninstall to remove all extension storage. The post-removal page sends an aggregate view and optional closed-choice reason without identifiers; its GA4 and cookies stay off until explicit consent. The Chrome Web Store's “Authentication information” disclosure covers the optional Pro license key sent to Polar and the optional Slack webhook credential sent only to Slack for alerts; both are user-supplied and stored locally. The extension cannot access passwords, tabs, browsing history, or page content. Support and public documentation: vendorstatus.dev/support Full policy: vendorstatus.dev/privacy