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Last updated 29 Sept 2026, 20:44.
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System status
How we communicate operations.
This page explains how TapInn thinks about status, incidents and maintenance. It is meant to be honest about the processes around operations, not to pretend everything is always perfect.
Active incidents
No active incidents.
Maintenance
No planned impact.
Details
Explained in practice.
Planned maintenance
When planned work can affect availability or the user experience, it should be announced clearly with expected time, scope and what may be affected.
Known incidents
For incidents affecting login, check-in, export, messages or other core flows, the status communication should describe the symptoms users actually see.
Follow-up
Once an incident is resolved, the communication should be updated with what was affected, what was done, and whether customers need to do anything manually afterwards.
What this page is not
This is not meant as a polished uptime page with claims we cannot stand behind. The goal is understandable operational communication, not just a green light.
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