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Collect and analyze metrics, logs, and traces, then alert or automate a response to service problems.

A managed observability service for centralizing infrastructure metrics alongside logs and traces.

SMTP and API delivery with recipient-based volume and plan-specific logs

A cloud grid for running browser and mobile application tests on remote devices.

Application monitoring software that connects errors, logs, replays, spans, profiles, and metrics by trace.

Map ideas, run workshops, and manage visual work on a shared canvas.

Calendar leave booking with approver decisions and conflict details

Email automation using layered customer profiles, decision points, and connected data

AI buyer clones for testing marketing and sales alignment

AI that explains metric shifts and turns them into decisions

Design business dashboards for browser-based exploration with defined user roles.

A composable pipeline for collecting, transforming, and routing logs and metrics.

Deploy supported application code to managed dynos without administering the host servers.

Filter, transform, sample, and route telemetry before it reaches storage or an observability backend.

Run and coordinate existing test workflows across Kubernetes runners, then inspect their logs and artifacts.

Collect OpenTelemetry signals, control their volume, and create operational checks from one observability workspace.

Deploy a self-hosted OpenTelemetry stack for application, infrastructure, and AI-agent telemetry.

Run mobile automation suites on real Android and iOS devices in BrowserStack's cloud.

Store and query observability telemetry in a columnar data lake with SQL and PromQL.

Trace Python services and AI workflows with correlated OpenTelemetry data.

AI-guided cloud-native observability for telemetry, service health, and cost control.

A dedicated internal messenger offered as air-gapped, self-hosted, on-premises, or cloud-hosted.

A self-hostable team messenger with channels, threads, direct messages, search, and file sharing.

Collects and routes log events between input sources and destinations through a plugin-based pipeline.