All quiet— nobody paged tonight
Sleep through the quiet nights. Own the loud ones.
Every alert goes to the one person who can fix it. The noise that can wait is held until morning.
01How a page travels
Forty alerts fire. One phone rings. The right one.
Most paging tools forward everything and let a human sort it out at 3 a.m. Afterhours sorts first, then wakes exactly one person.
- Route
The right human, first
1 pagedOwnership comes from your service catalog and the last ten deploys, not a spreadsheet. No ack in ninety seconds, and escalation follows the rotation you drew.
- Hold
Noise waits for daylight
14 heldDuplicate, flapping and low-urgency alerts are grouped into a morning digest. Every held page stays visible, so trust is earned, not assumed.
- Write
The timeline writes itself
Draft readyEvery ack, command and rollback is stamped as it happens. When the incident closes, a postmortem draft is already waiting.
02Incident replay
Fourteen minutes, start to stable.
One page, one responder, fourteen grouped alerts nobody had to read, and a timeline nobody had to type.
- p99 latency crosses 1.8 s — alert fires
- 14 related alerts grouped — held, nobody paged
- Mara Oyelaran paged — owner of the last deploy
- Acknowledged from phone — runbook and diff attached
- Rollback to build 8841 — stamped by the deploy hook
- Latency under 300 ms — closed, postmortem drafted
03Pricing
Priced per responder. Never per alert.
We make money when your team grows, not when your night gets worse.
Solo
$0
For the one person who carries the pager anyway.
- Up to 5 responders
- One rotation, phone + push
- 30-day timeline history
Team Most teams
$19 / responder / mo
For teams that ship daily and want their nights back.
- Unlimited rotations and escalations
- Hold rules and morning digest
- Auto-drafted postmortems
Org
Let's talk
For platform groups covering many time zones.
- Follow-the-sun scheduling
- SSO, SCIM and audit export
- 99.99% delivery SLA
04Tonight