Web app monitoring, so problems are seen before anyone rings
Every web app we host is checked automatically, day and night, and anything that breaks is reported the moment it happens. The engineer who knows the app picks it up.
Trusted by clients from global brands to local charities
When something goes wrong
From the first error to the fix, without anyone having to ring us.
- 01Trigger
An error, or a check fails
A user hits an error, a page slows down, or an uptime check fails.
SentryVercel - 02Alert
We're told at once
The alert lands with the support desk and in Teams, with the screen, the user and the trace that caused it.
Microsoft Teams - 03Engineer
Triage
An engineer who knows the app decides: fix it now, or schedule it for the next release.
needs a fix - 04Fix
Fixed on its own branch
Reviewed, scanned and previewed like any other change.
GitHubAikido - 05Release
Live, and confirmed
Released, then watched to confirm the error has gone.
What we watch
Four things, watched on every app we host.
What your team sees from monitoring
The tools do the watching. What reaches you is short and useful.
- Alerts in Teams or by email, to you as well as us, if you want them
- A monthly report: what happened and what we'd change next, reviewed with you
- Who responds and how quickly, by severity, set out in your support agreement
- A rise in usage or running cost raised with you before it becomes a problem
What clients say about working with us
Questions about monitoring
Yes, for every app in our managed space. For an app in your own accounts we set the same tools up there.
Yes, if you want to, alongside the monthly report and the alerts.
Alerts are raised at any hour. Who responds and how quickly, by severity, is set out in your support agreement.
Yes, if it runs on our stack or we're taking it on. Roughly half of our work starts with an app someone else built, so we begin with a web app audit and set the monitoring up around what's actually there.



