Website Monitoring

Lythea checks your websites on a schedule and sends a Discord message the moment something becomes unreachable.

Setup

In the dashboard under Monitoring → URLs, add the addresses you want monitored. For each URL, give it a name and pick the Discord channel for alerts. Lythea then makes HTTP requests every few minutes and checks whether the page responds.

What gets checked: whether there's a response at all, and whether the HTTP status code is in the OK range (2xx/3xx). A page returning a 500 error counts as "down" even if it's technically reachable.

What alerts look like

When a site stops responding, Lythea posts an embed to the configured channel — showing the URL, timestamp, and last known status code. When the site comes back up, a second message ("back online") shows how long it was down.

To avoid false alarms from brief timeouts, Lythea waits for two consecutive failures before sending the alert.

Status overview

In the dashboard you can see the current availability and response time for each URL across recent checks. This helps you notice if a site has been slow for a while, even if it's technically still up.