Product updates
Changelog
See which new features and improvements are available to you in RootRifs Ops.
Version 1.1.2 Current
Fixed an issue where push notifications were not delivered reliably under certain circumstances.
Push notifications
- Fixed an issue where push notifications were not delivered reliably under certain circumstances.
Version 1.1.1
The public page explains monitoring for website owners, freelancers and agencies, optional client reports and the free status widget.
RootRifs Ops
- The public page explains monitoring for website owners, freelancers and agencies, optional client reports and the free status widget.
Version 1.1.0
Hosting groups combine outage alerts for systems operated together.
Hosting groups
- Systems on the same managed hosting can be grouped in monitoring settings.
- A separate grace period per group prevents alerts during short restarts.
- After the delay, only one combined outage and recovery notification is sent by push and email; individual checks and incidents remain available.
Version 1.0.6
Push notifications now have an inbox and an unread count in the mobile app.
Push notifications
- Incoming push notifications are stored per user and team and shown in an app inbox.
- Opening one notification marks only that message as read. Opening the inbox marks all messages as read.
- The iOS app icon shows the unread count. On Android, notifications remain when the app is opened normally and are cleared when the inbox is opened.
- Messages can be removed individually by swiping left or all at once using the delete icon.
Version 1.0.5
Windows Server alerts for critical CPU, memory, and disk readings now have a configurable confirmation delay.
Windows Server alerts
- Set the delay for critical CPU, memory, and disk readings per Windows Server in seconds; the default is 120 seconds.
- Brief load spikes no longer trigger a critical push or incident. The delay for internal websites remains a separate setting.
Version 1.0.4
A new Downloads section brings together current connectors, plugins, and agent files.
Downloads
- Settings now offers the latest available WordPress, Laravel, and Symfony packages alongside Windows and Linux agent files.
- The Linux installation script and optional Plesk probe are also available for direct download.
Operations overview
- With a client selected, favorite systems appear in the regular system list instead of a separate Favorites group.
Organization
- Teams owned by the same person share organization details such as name, logo, address, and contact information.
- Client reports use the organization name as sender and show its logo and address without RootRifs branding. Report frequency remains configurable per client.
Reports and clients
- The organization page now offers compact controls for reliability reports for the entire organization, individual teams, and clients. Existing team and client settings remain available.
- Clients can be added from the client page or while creating a system. After saving, the new client is selected in the system form without losing previous input.
Settings layout
- Organization, team, and client reports now have three distinct visual sections. The Add client dialog now matches the width of the Edit client dialog.
Version 1.0.3
New light and dark themes and a choice of system card designs.
Appearance
- Dark (Gray) and Light (Modern) join the existing Dark (Blue) and Light themes across all pages, including public pages.
- Dark (Gray) is the new default for new accounts and guests without a saved preference. Existing users keep their selected theme.
System cards
- Choose between the classic and a modern, simple system card design.
- Your choice is saved to your user account and applies across your devices.
Version 1.0.2
More professional reliability reports and improvements to demo, connector, and public pages.
Reliability reports
- Client reports now use a wider, more compact, business-focused email layout.
- Teams can upload their own logo and enable it for reliability reports; the RootRifs logo remains the fallback.
- Individual system rows no longer show a URL or domain, including in the plain-text email.
Demo access
- The demo account is consistently read-only: profile, team, system, and API changes as well as renaming or deleting the account are blocked on the server.
- Safe monitoring checks, pairing flows, and simulated demo actions remain available.
Optional connectors
- Setup instructions for Laravel, Symfony, and WordPress stay collapsed until the optional connection is configured.
- Requesting a pairing code deliberately opens the matching instructions.
Public area
- Headers and footers use the available width with consistent side spacing on the landing page, legal pages, sign-in, and registration while content retains a readable width.
- The footer stays at the bottom on short authentication pages. Language and appearance controls work reliably there again.
- Public pages now show system status in the footer, and the landing-page preview image follows light mode.
Frontend stability
- Forms containing API credentials are cleanly separated and avoid nested form structures.
- Unused CSS and font preloads were removed, and public-page styles are delivered through the regular frontend build.
Server monitoring
- Choose Linux server or Windows Server when adding a system. Existing Linux systems retain their type; recognized Windows agents move to the new type.
- Each server shows only the matching agent installation steps.
Windows Server alerts
- Set a delay per Windows Server system; the default is two minutes.
- Brief failures do not trigger a critical push or incident. Other critical server conditions have no extra delay.
Clearer settings
- Team confirmation times now explain that they apply to external website checks.
System management
- The public status link and badge appear in the edit form as soon as they are enabled.
- Clicking the dimmed background no longer closes the create-system modal.
Status badge
- The smaller badge adapts to light and dark themes.
Status badge
- The written status is removed from the badge while remaining available to screen readers.
Status badge
- The dot and text are centered; the visible label reads “System status” in every language.
Footer
- The footer badge is rendered directly instead of loading an external image. The dot color still follows the linked system status.
Badge embedding
- Choose the appearance in the system form; the preview and embed code update immediately.
- Badge URLs now support theme=light, theme=dark, and theme=system.
System status
- Brief outages no longer turn an entire day red. Daily color runs from red at 80% or less through amber to green at 100%.
- Availability is calculated from measured duration instead of the number of checks.
Status page
- Headings and highlighted values use a lighter weight.
- “No data” is lighter in light mode; the header, footer, and browser icon use the transparent logo there.
Appearance
- The sidebar, landing page, and public pages show the logo without a dark background in light mode.
- Sign-in and registration use the saved appearance and include a theme switcher.
Windows Server
- If the service fails to start, the guide shows Services > Properties > Log On > Local System account and a manual start.
Authentication
- Links between authentication pages load the page fully so the saved appearance is applied on every transition.
Changelog
- The newest entry is open; older versions can be expanded from their single-line version heading.
Version 1.0.1
Bug fixes.
Bug fixes
- Various bugs were fixed.
Version 1.0.0
The first release lets you keep websites and servers in one place, spot problems sooner, and organize operations with your team.
All your systems in view
- Monitor websites and servers together in one clear interface.
- Spot outages, slow response times, expiring certificates, and other issues early.
- See useful information from WordPress, Laravel, Symfony, Shopware, and connected servers directly on each system.
Respond faster
- The dashboard immediately shows which systems need your attention.
- Incidents, notifications, and availability reports help you understand problems and keep clients informed.
- Favorites, search, filters, and grouping help you find the right system even in larger portfolios.
Stay organized together
- Assign systems to clients and teams, and control access with roles and permissions.
- Use RootRifs Ops on desktop and mobile in German, English, Spanish, Portuguese, or French.
- Protect your account with passkeys and two-factor authentication.