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Status

Service status, honestly framed.

Last updated 2026-09-16 — regenerated at every release from the repository itself.

LEXUN is a static site on a global CDN (Netlify) and the decision engine runs in your browser. That architecture means the most common failure modes of SaaS products — API outages, database incidents — cannot take your analysis down: if the page has loaded, the engine works, offline included (a service worker caches the app shell).

Current status

OPERATIONAL — the core simulation engine has no runtime backend dependency — once its assets have loaded and cached, calculations need no LEXUN service. Initial page loads, asset delivery, browser storage and browser compatibility can still fail, so this is a strong property, not an absolute one. Separately, the assistant, the forms and (when enabled) payments each depend on a service, and each is listed separately below. CDN-level availability follows Netlify's public status page.

Components, separately

A single green light over a system with different failure modes is a decoration, not a status. Each component below fails in its own way, so each is stated in its own row.

ComponentDepends onStatus
Core simulation engineYour browser onlyNO RUNTIME DEPENDENCY — after first load, calculations need no LEXUN service; first loads and cached assets can still fail
Website & CDNNetlify edgeOPERATIONAL — you are reading it; independent uptime monitoring is not yet in place, so beyond that this row follows Netlify’s status page
Decision assistant (the Copilot)Netlify serverless function → Anthropic APICHECKING /api/ask… — unavailable if either is down, or if no API key is configured on the deployment
Forms (waitlist, contact, Key sign-up)Netlify FormsNOT INDEPENDENTLY MONITORED — delivery depends on Netlify Forms and no automated check verifies it; if a form matters and no reply comes, email hello@lexun.co.uk
PaymentsStripeNOT ENABLED YET
Public forecast registerStatic publicationREADING THE LEDGER…
Hosted APIBackend, not builtCONTRACT PUBLISHED, SERVICE NOT LIVE
Cloud syncBackend, not builtNOT LIVE

What an outage can affect

What an outage cannot affect

SLA

LEXUN does not publish a contractual service-level agreement and does not claim one. When a tier launches with an SLA it will carry written commitments covering CDN availability, form delivery and support response times — published here before the first invoice, not after. Enterprise and private deployments: talk to us.