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Growth · August 12, 2025

Trufflow

Map how software gets used across teams

Trufflow launched on August 12, 2025 with 232 votes, #147 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Trufflow helps you map how internal software gets used across teams. Track usage, adoption, and dependencies to understand how apps support work across teams and where they deliver the most impact.

Cost attribution for platform engineers on EKS. Trufflow correlates your OTel spans with your AWS CUR exports so you can see cost impact at the service level — without waiting for the bill.

When someone asks why infrastructure costs went up, your answer shouldn't be a spreadsheet and a best guess. Trufflow gives you the connection between service behaviour and cost impact. → cost query \ --service payments-api \ --window 24h \ --show cost-per-request Connecting to observability pipeline... ok Connecting to AWS billing data... ok Resolving service → cost mapping... ERROR No connection between observability data and cost data. Cannot attribute cost to service behaviour. Trace context exists. Cost context: none. HINT Try manual investigation: 1. Open AWS Cost Explorer 2. Pull CUR export → query in Athena 3. Cross-reference Datadog manually 4. Build spreadsheet approximation 5.…from trufflow.com

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