Beacon watches your stack, catches the alert, finds the real root cause, and ships the fix — usually before you'd have finished reading the page.
Three stages, every time a page fires. You stay in the loop without staying awake.
Beacon ingests every alert, log spike, and metric anomaly the second it fires — and decides in milliseconds whether it's noise or a real incident.
It correlates across services, replays the deploy timeline, reads your runbooks, and traces the symptom back to the line of code or config that broke.
Low-risk fix? Beacon rolls it back or patches it. Risky one? It hands you a one-click action with the full reasoning attached.
Numbers from teams that handed Beacon the pager during their first quarter.
Beacon doesn't just alert louder. It does the work a senior on-call would do — and writes it all down.
Every resolution comes with the trace: which deploy, which service, which line. No black-box "fixed it" — you get the same notes a teammate would leave, so you can trust the call or override it.
Set the blast radius. Beacon auto-resolves what's safe and asks before anything that isn't.
Reads your runbooks and past incidents, then gets sharper every time something breaks.
By the time you're awake, the timeline, root cause, and follow-ups are already drafted in the channel.
No new console to learn. Beacon works the incident in the thread, in plain language.
"We didn't lose a single weekend last quarter. Beacon caught the page, rolled the deploy back, and had the postmortem half-written. I read about it over coffee."
Put Beacon on your rotation today. Read-only to start — you decide when it earns more.