AI-native uptime, workflow & AI monitoring

Up isn’t the same as working.

AIopsy checks that your site, APIs, user flows — and your AI — actually work, and tells you why the moment they don’t.

Opsy drafts the monitors, runs the first checks, and shows you — before you commit.

No SDK or agents Point it at a URL Set up in a sentence
yourapp.com is up200 · 84ms
checking what matters…
  • Login workflow
  • /api/checkout
  • AI support reply
Opsy · likely causeanalyzing…

One agent watches all of it

HTTPSSLDNSAPIEvery pagePage healthBrowser workflowsHeartbeatsLogin flowsCheckoutLLM answersRAG qualityAgent behaviorDeploysHTTPSSLDNSAPIEvery pagePage healthBrowser workflowsHeartbeatsLogin flowsCheckoutLLM answersRAG qualityAgent behaviorDeploys
Why a 200 OK isn’t enough

A green check can hide a broken product.

Watches the workflows that matter

The homepage can respond while login, checkout, uploads, or your AI’s answers silently fail. Opsy verifies the real thing — not just whether a URL replies.

Every page, not just the homepage — rendered in a real browser, so a JavaScript error or blank render is caught even when the server says 200.

API latency
Uptime
AI answer score
Reliability you can prove

A score and coverage-gap analysis show what’s protected — and what isn’t.

94grade A
Uptime99%
Coverage80%
Responsiveness96%
Gap: login flow isn’t monitored yet.
Diagnoses, not just alerts
highCheckout API failing

Likely cause · backend container down after the latest deploy.

“What changed?” — answered

Deploys correlated to incidents, automatically.

deploy a1b2c3+4 min → 502s
It does the debugging

Not just an alert. An answer.

When something breaks, Opsy groups the symptoms into one incident, separates the facts from the hypotheses, and gives you a likely cause — grounded in your architecture and correlated with what just changed. It remembers past incidents, so recurring issues are recognized on sight.

  • Root-cause analysis aware of your stack
  • “What changed?” — deploys correlated to incidents
  • One alert with the cause — not an alert storm — and a clear “recovered” when it’s back
highCheckout API failing
3m ago

The website loads, but /api/checkout returns 502. Last success 6 minutes ago.

Likely cause · high confidence

Backend container is down or the upstream is misconfigured after the latest deploy.

Seen before

Matches an incident from last week — same 502 after a deploy.

Set up in a sentence

From a sentence to watching — in a minute.

Describe what to watch in plain English. Opsy proposes the right checks, runs them to verify, and starts watching — you stay in control.

1
Describe it

“Monitor my SaaS — homepage, SSL, and tell me if signup breaks.” No forms, no agents.

2
Opsy proposes & verifies

It probes your live system, detects your stack, drafts the monitors, and runs the first checks before you even look.

3
Approve — it watches

One click. Checks run on schedule; credentials stay encrypted. Nothing runs until you approve.

Who it’s for

Built for teams that ship fast.

SaaS
SaaS & product teams

An on-call that watches your real product flows and tells you what to do when they break — without the heavyweight setup.

AI
AI app builders

Make sure your LLM, RAG, and agent endpoints return good answers in production — where a 200 doesn’t mean the answer is right.

Agencies
Agencies & studios

Every client app in one view, with branded status pages and reports — and the only client monitoring that diagnoses incidents for you.

Stop watching uptime. Start knowing it works.

Point AIopsy at one app and watch it plan, verify, and start monitoring in under a minute.