errorgap is project telemetry for teams who treat an incident as something to resolve, not reconstruct. We correlate scattered production signals into one investigable incident — with a likely cause — in under five minutes.
An error spikes. A request slows. A check goes red. A deploy lands. Each signal lives in its own tab, on its own timeline, in its own tool — and the on-call engineer becomes the integration layer, stitching them together by hand at the worst possible moment.
errorgap correlates errors, slow requests, uptime, and deploys into a single incident with a ranked likely cause and an evidence timeline. The reconstruction is already done. What’s left is the part that matters.
Six commitments we hold ourselves to. They’re the same ones the trust and security pages are written against.
Nothing reads as a promise we haven’t kept. Features in progress say so; what we don’t do, we say we don’t do.
You pay for the telemetry you send, not for how many engineers open the dashboard. Adding a teammate is free.
Redaction runs at ingest, before storage. We keep the least we can and delete on a schedule you can see.
Every surface is built to shorten the distance between a signal firing and a root cause you can act on.
Likely-cause and confidence scoring are rule-based and inspectable. The AI summary is an explicit, optional step — never automatic.
A managed service with predictable data controls — no infrastructure for you to operate, patch, or babysit.
errorgap, inc. — incident intelligence.