Live status

Is the Orrery API up right now?

This page checks the production surfaces of Orrery, the weather and energy data API, live from your own browser: service liveness at api.orr.sh, the full weather data path behind the flagship wind endpoint, and the docs and site hosts. The latency you see is your real network round trip, not a number we picked.

Running live checks from your browser

Checks run live against the production endpoints.

  • API core

    GET /health on api.orr.sh: gateway routing and service liveness.

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  • Atmosphere endpoint

    GET /v1/atmosphere: International Standard Atmosphere state, computed in-process.

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  • Weather data path

    GET /v1/weather/wind: the flagship pipeline end to end, from the freshest GFS cycle to hub-height wind.

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  • API reference

    docs.orrery.sh, the reference generated from the OpenAPI spec.

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  • Developer site

    orrery.sh, the developer landing.

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  • Marketing site

    orreryhq.com, the company home and early-access signup.

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Uptime, last 60 days

Recorded from outside your browser: a monitor probes every surface each half hour (liveness, the release marker, and the TLS certificate) and appends the verdicts to a public ledger this page reads.

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How this page works

The API checks call the same public endpoints you would: they read the HTTP status and time the round trip from where you are. The weather data path check exercises the whole pipeline (resolve the freshest GFS cycle, fetch and decode the model fields, extrapolate to hub height), so a pass means the flagship endpoint is genuinely serving, not merely that a load balancer answered.

The site checks are opaque reachability probes against the static hosts. Because everything runs in your browser, a single failing row can also mean something local to you, like an ad blocker or a network filter; cross-check from another network before assuming the worst.

The uptime bars are different: they come from outside any browser. A monitor probes every surface each half hour and appends the results to a public ledger, so history accumulates whether or not anyone has this page open, and survives every deploy.

Want the data behind this page? Browse the API reference or start at orrery.sh. No key is needed during the early preview.