Private beta For small engineering teams

Something broke.
Know why in minutes.

OpsPilot investigates incidents across your Linux and Docker infrastructure, connects the evidence, and shows you what likely broke—without making you live inside dashboards.

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Designed around stacks using

LinuxDockerPostgreSQLNginx

Product direction, made tangible

From scattered signals to a place to start.

This concept shows the investigation experience we want to validate in the private beta.

OPS PILOT / INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONEXAMPLE INCIDENT · NOT LIVE

SYNTHETIC INCIDENT

API latency and 5xx rate increased

CRITICAL

LIKELY ROOT CAUSE

PostgreSQL connection exhaustion

Database pressure connects the worker restarts and upstream errors

PostgreSQL connections97 / 100

Worker restarts2

Nginx 5xx6.8%

EVIDENCE TIMELINE

14:32

PostgreSQL connections approach limit97 / 100 connections · capacity unavailable

14:33

checkout-api containers begin restarting2 restarts · health check timeout

14:34

Nginx upstream 502 responses increase5xx 6.8% · upstream prematurely closed connection

CORRELATED EXPLANATION

PostgreSQL connection exhaustion caused application workers to fail health checks and restart, producing upstream 502 errors.

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How it’s intended to work

One investigation context.
Three deliberate steps.

Detect

Surface meaningful changes across the services your application depends on.

Investigate

Bring related logs, metrics, service events, and failures into one incident context.

Explain

Turn scattered evidence into a likely cause and a clear place to start investigating.

Less switching. More understanding.

You don’t need another dashboard.
You need an answer.

Monitoring can tell you CPU is high, requests are failing, or a container restarted. The OpsPilot hypothesis is to reduce the manual investigation between the alert and understanding why it happened.

TODAY’S MANUAL PATH

AlertDashboardLogsSSHSearchMore dashboardsCause

OPSPILOT HYPOTHESIS

AlertInvestigationEvidenceLikely cause

Product direction

Investigate first.
You stay in control.

OpsPilot is being designed to help you understand an incident, not to take over your infrastructure. The human decides what happens next.

Read-only direction

The private-beta approach is to observe and investigate, not modify production systems.

Evidence before recommendations

Show the signals behind a likely cause so your team can evaluate the reasoning.

No automatic changes

No automated remediation. Recommendations remain subject to human judgment and action.

Private beta

Spend less time asking what broke.

If your team loses time connecting logs, metrics, containers, and infrastructure during incidents, help us shape a more focused way to investigate.

Pre-launch · No credit card · Optional research questions

FAQ

Clear answers, before you join.

Is OpsPilot available today?+

Not yet. OpsPilot is in pre-launch validation. We’re inviting small engineering teams to help shape a focused private beta.

Is this another monitoring dashboard?+

That isn’t the goal. OpsPilot is a product hypothesis focused on the investigation after an alert: connecting evidence and explaining a likely cause.

Will OpsPilot make changes to my servers?+

No. The private-beta direction is read-only: investigate and recommend, with no automatic production changes. You remain in control.

Who is OpsPilot for?+

Solo developers and engineering teams of roughly 1–20 people running production workloads on Linux and Docker without a dedicated SRE team.

What will the private beta focus on?+

Validating the most useful incident signals, investigation workflow, and evidence teams need before they can trust a likely-cause recommendation.

Something broke.Know why in minutes.