Why we're here

For software to be useful, it has to work. When it doesn't, customers expect you to drop everything to fix it. The reliability of both your code and your incident response determines whether your business thrives or dies.

Every software engineer knows the pain of monitoring and supporting production systems. On-call is a rite of passage: managing incidents, debugging, and desperately searching for the root cause of some stubborn, probably non-deterministic bug. Doing this effectively means synthesizing information scattered across logs, metrics, source code, databases, docs, runbooks, PRs, deployments, past incidents, post-mortems, and chat threads. Even if you designed and built the system yourself, this process is slow and tedious. Inherit it from someone who just left the company? Good luck.

Thankfully, we now have the technology to solve this problem at scale; it just needs the right context and guardrails. Sevvy understands your stack and acts as the first line of defense in production. It uses the same tools that you do to debug, working in the background or collaborating with you to triage issues. Sevvy performs root-cause analysis, pushes code fixes, and suggests proactive measures to prevent recurring incidents. And like any good teammate, Sevvy gets better with experience, learning from your feedback and preferences.

The way we develop software will never be the same. As we ship more code, faster, we'll see a compounding effect on the complexity of production systems. The way we maintain these systems must keep apace. That's why we're here. We want to live in a world where engineers aren't paged at 3 a.m., issues are caught before they reach customers, and root causes are identified and fixed while your team is free to focus on what matters: driving your product forward and delighting customers.