Business teams live in spreadsheets. Observability data lives in engineering tools. The insight that needs both? It never happens. LogSurface fixes that — no engineers, no queries, no waiting. Just ask in plain English and get the insight that matters.
No query language to learn. No dashboards to build. Just ask what you need to know.
Point LogSurface at your infrastructure. It works with the tools you already use — no rip-and-replace, no migration headaches. Up and running in minutes.
"What's causing slow checkouts?" or "Compare this week's error rate to last week" or "Which service has the most failures?" Just type what you want to know.
LogSurface investigates across your traces, logs, and metrics — and returns evidence-backed answers with tables, summaries, and business context. Not raw data dumps.
Every answer is the start of a conversation. Ask follow-ups, drill deeper, explore different angles. LogSurface remembers context so you don't have to repeat yourself.
Upload a CSV or spreadsheet and cross-reference it with your production data. Customer lists, deploy logs, business metrics — all queryable in one place.
Every log, trace, and metric flows from your services through OpenTelemetry into S3 — then LogSurface reads, correlates, and surfaces what matters to the people who need it.
When customers report issues, check production health yourself. No waiting for an engineer to context-switch from their sprint work.
Shipped a new feature? Check its performance, error rate, and user impact yourself — right after deploy, not days later in a report.
Get a system overview before standup. Understand incidents without digging through monitoring tools. Ask the question, get the summary.
See what changes when everyone on your team can investigate production data directly.
Other providers charge per host, per GB, and per seat. More growth means higher bills — for data most of your team can't even access.
Simple, predictable pricing tailored to your team.
No
surprises when you scale.
We're onboarding a small group of teams for early access. Pricing will be simple, predictable, and nothing like the per-host, per-GB model you're used to.