Release
Put application behavior alongside the release that changed it.
Bring application logs and release context into one investigation. Built for Shipploy-hosted applications, with external application sources on the roadmap.
Private QA preview is being prepared. Collection will require workspace opt-in and technical verification. Metrics, alerts, traces and external sources are planned.

Put application behavior alongside the release that changed it.
Distinguish missing signals from measured application health.
Find the runtime evidence behind an error or unexpected response.
Keep the same application and time interval as you investigate.
Start with an application, a release or an error.
Keep the relevant sources and time interval together.
Separate running infrastructure, observed health, and signal freshness. An app without fresh data does not quietly look healthy.
See which version is serving, which candidate failed, and when behavior changed. A failed release never becomes the story of the app that is running.
Move from an application to its logs without losing the interval you are investigating. Planned trace links will extend that same context across requests.

For Shipploy-hosted applications, deployment history provides the starting point. Planned external sources will bring their own service and release identities, without requiring a hosting migration.
Explore documentationBounded log search for opted-in Shipploy-managed applications, under verification.
Measured resource use, request errors and latency with explicit coverage.
Evidence-backed alert episodes, ownership and recovery notifications.
Follow instrumented requests across hosted and external services.
Tell us what you need to observe. We’ll help you assess the available QA scope.
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