Uptime Kuma

Uptime Kuma speaks Discord, and GGspeak reads that body. Just swap the link.

1. In GGspeak, create a webhook under Integrations, in your alerts channel, and copy the link.

2. In Uptime Kuma, open Settings, Notifications and Setup Notification.

3. Under Notification Type, choose Discord.

4. In Discord Webhook URL, paste the GGspeak link. It works with or without /discord at the end; the suffix only forces the format:

   https://ggspeak.app/hooks/{id}/{token}/discord

5. If the screen has a field for the bot’s name, it becomes the author of those messages (up to 32 characters). Without it, the webhook’s name is used.

6. Use Test and save. Attach the notification to the monitors you want, or tick Default enabled so it applies to new ones.

Each monitor state change arrives as a Discord embed, and GGspeak shows the color as a state: red for down (alert), green for back up (ok).

Note

Discord bodies have no key, so “down” and “back up” are two messages. For both on the same card, send the GGspeak format with the same key from a separate step.

The Discord format is explained in Formats: Discord.