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AI · October 15, 2025

Phoenix Incidents

Incident management & response platform

Phoenix Incidents launched on October 15, 2025 with 8 votes, #1,955 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Phoenix Incidents is the ONLY native Jira incident management platform. Manage incidents, automate response, and slash downtime without context switching or new tools.

Phoenix Incidents is the leading Jira incident management platform. Manage incidents, automate response, and reduce downtime with AI-powered workflows.

Phoenix Incidents brings incident response, stakeholder updates, PIRs, and action items directly into Jira, with AI-guided workflows that keep Slack, MS Teams, and your paging system in sync. Free is free forever, no credit card and no trial clock. Compare plans → “Phoenix Incidents has quickly become a core part of our incident response. It made a huge difference in stakeholder communication, our RCA process, and improving our on-call responsiveness through better visibility. It integrates so seamlessly that our team just uses it” Jonah Schwartz CTO, Turno Features Built for Engineering Teams Everything you need to manage critical incidents efficiently Intelligent workflows that learn from…from phoenixincidents.com

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