triage.events — the AI SRE for on-call

What it does

When something breaks, triage.events investigates your live telemetry, finds the root cause, and pages the right human through real escalation policies — on your own AI keys, read-only. A real pager, not a chatbot. €25/user, everything in.

Uptime monitoring, on-call, AI root-cause investigation, status pages, and postmortems — one platform that runs the whole incident, €25 per user with everything included. Start free — 14-day trial, no credit card.

triage.events is the complete incident management platform — uptime monitoring, on-call, AI root-cause investigation, status pages, and postmortems in one system. We page the right person the instant something breaks, then the AI finds the cause and drafts the fix — all in one tool. Sign in with Google and you're in — we set up a working service, on-call schedule, and escalation, then fire a test page so you watch your phone ring. Free for 14 days, no credit card, no sales call. Every screen below is the real product, captured live. Click through the incident lifecycle — from the first page to the AI root-cause to the customer status page. One inbox for every incident — active count, MTTR,…from triage.events

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