Support
System status
Real-time uptime + incident history for every Dock surface lives at status.trydock.ai. Check it before filing a "Dock is broken" ticket.
What we monitor
- Web, trydock.ai, dashboard, login flow, sign-up gate
- REST API, every /api/* endpoint, p50 + p99 latency per endpoint
- MCP server, /api/mcp endpoint, OAuth flow, tool execution latency
- Webhooks, delivery success rate, queue depth, retry rate
- Real-time stream, SSE event delivery, poll-fallback latency
- Database, Neon Postgres connection pool, read + write latency
Subscribe to incidents
Get pinged on incidents and post-mortems via:
- Email: status.trydock.ai/subscribe/email
- RSS: status.trydock.ai/history.rss
- Webhook (your URL): status.trydock.ai/subscribe/webhook
Active incident
If a service is down right now, the status page banner is the canonical source. Don't take our word for it from anywhere else; the page updates within 60 seconds of detection.
Historical uptime
90-day uptime history is published per service. Long-window (year+) trends summarize at the bottom of the status page.
Frequently asked questions
- Where is Dock's status page?
- `status.trydock.ai`. Real-time uptime + active incidents + 90-day history per service (web app, API, MCP server, webhooks, email delivery). Also linked from the dashboard footer + every error page.
- Is Dock down right now?
- Check `status.trydock.ai` for the live uptime. If everything's green there but you're seeing errors, it might be a regional or per-account issue; file a support ticket with the `x-request-id` from the failing request.
- How do I subscribe to Dock incident updates?
- RSS feed at `status.trydock.ai/feed`. Or email subscription via the status page (Subscribe button). Webhook subscriptions for posting to your team's Slack on the roadmap.
- What's Dock's uptime SLA?
- 99.9% on Pro tier, 99.95% on Scale, best-effort on Free. Service credits per the SLA terms if we miss it. Historical uptime is consistently above SLA; check status.trydock.ai for the trailing-90d numbers.
- How does Dock notify me about incidents?
- Status page updates in real time. Subscribers get email + RSS within minutes of an incident being declared. Critical incidents (data loss, auth broken, security): email to org owners directly within 1 hour.
- How long does Dock take to resolve incidents?
- Median time-to-resolve: 15 minutes for routine issues, 1-2 hours for complex outages. Severity 1 (full outage): on-call paged immediately, mitigation usually within 15 minutes; full root-cause within 24h.
- Does Dock publish post-mortems?
- Yes for any user-affecting incident over 15 minutes. Posted to status.trydock.ai/incidents within 5 business days. Includes timeline, root cause, customer impact, follow-up actions.
- What was Dock's last major outage?
- Check status.trydock.ai/incidents for the full list; we mark severity per incident. Most outages are <30 min; the worst tend to be Postgres-related (and trigger our pager + the same-day post-mortem).
- Does Dock have scheduled maintenance windows?
- Rarely. Most deploys are zero-downtime (blue-green via Vercel). Migrations that require brief unavailability are scheduled off-hours (Saturday early morning UTC) and announced 48h in advance via the status page.
- Can my AI agent check Dock's status programmatically?
- Yes. `GET https://status.trydock.ai/api/v1/components` returns the current operational status of every Dock service in JSON. Useful for agents that should pause writes during a known incident; webhook subscription for status changes is on the roadmap.
Related
- Contact support: once you've confirmed the issue isn't a known incident.
- Performance: published latency budgets per endpoint.