We built YASP because the existing free/open-source status pages were either dated, ugly, or too restrictive (no custom Twilio/SMTP, rigid notifications, limited customization).

YASP is a modern, self-hosted status page built with Next.js + Payload CMS, and it’s fully open source (MIT).

What makes it different:

- Full CMS flexibility via Payload – customize almost everything without touching code

- Review & edit every notification (SMS/email) before it’s sent

- Bring your own Twilio and SMTP accounts

- OAuth2 / OIDC capable

- Beautiful dark & light themes out of the box

- Incident updates, maintenance windows, service groups, subscriber management

- One-click deploy on Vercel, or self-host anywhere

Tech stack: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Payload CMS Open source & free forever

Would love feedback from folks who’ve run status pages in production.