Check API and backend launch risk before the release is live
Uptraq checks public API, webhook, heartbeat, and mobile backend targets so teams can verify backend readiness before a launch, H5/WebView release, or client handoff.
Launch report
API smoke testing
Release readiness with inspectable evidence
These pages are focused on the pre-launch workflow. Monitoring stays available after release, but the first job is to find launch blockers early.
API launch targets
The backend surfaces that break launches are usually public or integration-facing. Add them as project targets so they can be checked and monitored together.
What the checker verifies
Uptraq focuses on deterministic HTTP evidence that can be inspected and rechecked.
What it does not claim
API smoke testing is not the same as native mobile UI testing or private internal test automation.
From launch target to post-launch watch
Create an API or mobile backend project
Choose the product type that matches the backend you are launching.
Add public targets
Attach health, webhook, heartbeat, checkout, and H5/WebView URLs.
Run launch checks
Review blockers, warnings, response times, and content findings.
Keep coverage active
Use Launch Watch when the release goes live.
Use pre-launch checks without forcing monitoring-first adoption
Some customers only need launch checks. Some only need monitors. Paid LaunchOps plans connect both workflows when a product needs the full loop.
Common questions
Can Uptraq test authenticated APIs?
Use public health endpoints or endpoints that can be safely checked with configured HTTP request settings. Do not expose secrets or private network targets.
Is this useful for mobile apps?
Yes for backend/API/H5/WebView readiness. It does not perform native device UI automation.
Can API targets become monitors?
Yes. Launch Watch can create linked monitors from launch targets within your plan limits.