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Meet Noah.

An AI site reliability engineer on duty around the clock across your clouds and the observability tools you already run. It surfaces incidents as they form, diagnoses root cause, and hands you the fix.

Alerts tell you that. Nobody tells you why.

A page fires at 2 a.m. What follows is the real cost: five dashboards, three chat threads, and an hour of correlation before anyone even knows what they're looking at. Modern stacks generate plenty of signals. What they lack is an engineer who can read them together, in real time. That's the job Noah does.

What Noah does

An engineer's judgment, at machine watchfulness.

  • Proactive detection

    Noah reads telemetry trends continuously and flags degradations while they are still forming, before thresholds breach and before users notice.

  • Root-cause diagnosis

    When something goes wrong, Noah correlates metrics, logs, and traces across your cloud platform and observability stack to explain what is happening and why, in plain language.

  • Guided remediation

    Every alert arrives with ranked, concrete fix steps and the runbook context to execute them. You decide. Noah has already done the investigation.

  • Works where you work

    Multi-cloud infrastructure and the observability tools you already run. No rip-and-replace, no lock-in to a single vendor's vision of monitoring.

How it works

Watching your systems in three moves.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Point Noah at your cloud accounts and observability stack. It maps your systems, services, and their dependencies.

  2. 02

    Watch

    Noah continuously analyzes telemetry across the whole picture, the way a senior SRE reads a system rather than the way a threshold fires.

  3. 03

    Warn & guide

    When a problem starts forming, you get the alert, the diagnosis, and the fix together, in one place, with the evidence attached.

The outcome

Hours of troubleshooting become minutes.

The expensive part of an incident has never been detecting it. It is the investigation that follows. Noah collapses that investigation into the alert itself, so on-call engineers act on answers instead of hunting for them. Fewer escalations, shorter incidents, and nights that stay quiet.

Named for the original proactive incident responder: the one who saw the flood coming and had the ark ready. That is the whole idea.

See Noah watch your stack.

The best way to understand Noah is to watch it read your own systems. Book a demo and an engineer will walk you through it on your infrastructure, not a canned slide deck.