New: Error Pages, self-hosted error pages

Sooner or later every service shows an error page. A broken link, a server that’s restarting, planned maintenance. Most of the time visitors get a bare default page, in English only, with no hint of what to do next.

Error Pages turns that into something friendly. It’s a small service you put in front of your websites and applications, and it serves the error pages for all of them.

What it does

• Five themes, so the page fits the rest of your site.
• Four languages with automatic detection. Visitors see the page in their own language.
• A maintenance page you switch on and off while everything keeps running.
• Fast and accessible. The pages are small and easy to read, with a screen reader too.
• Nothing goes out. No external requests, no cookies, no tracking.

Get started

Everything else, including how to set it up, is on the project page and in the documentation.