stts For Mac

Cloud services are commonly used either to backup data or to share information with other users or devices.

stts is a minimalist status bar menu application that lets you know if some of the most popular cloud store services are up or are encountering issues.

Upon launch, stts places a small menulet icon in your status bar, so you are able to expand the panel that reveals the cloud services list without going too much out of your way.

Beneath the service’s name, you will be able to see if the systems are operational, or if it experiences any type of outage. Note that stts just checks if the service works or not, so you don’t have to log into your accounts or provide further credentials.

stts works with an extensive number of cloud storage service: Amazon Web Services, BitBucket, Braintree, CircleCl, Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, Engine Yard, GitHub, Heroku, NPM, New Relic, PubNub, Pusher, Reddit, RubyGems, Sentry, TravisCl, and Twilio.

Via the stts Preferences panel you get to choose which of them are to be monitored: just toggle the associated switch button to the ON or OFF position.

At the same time, you can choose to add the stts application to the list of login items or opt to receive alerts via the Notification Center whenever the status of the monitored services changes.

Bottom line, stts is a small yet efficient tool that can let you know whenever a certain online storage service is experiencing problems in a timely manner.

As a result, you will be able to direct your backups to other locations or employ other tools for syncing or distributing information.