incident.io

incident.io

Software Development

New York, NY 9,266 followers

On-call, incident response and status pages all under one roof. So good, you'll break things on purpose.

About us

incident.io is the most intuitive way to manage incidents at every step, from declaration to post-mortem and well beyond. Elegantly designed and with powerful workflow automations that power more efficient response processes, teams use incident.io to supercharge their response flow across the entire organization. Trusted by hundreds of tech-led companies such as Netflix, Etsy, monday.com and Skyscanner, incident.io helps you fix incidents faster so you can reduce downtime and focus on building more resilient products.

Website
https://incident.io
Industry
Software Development
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2021

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    When we say, “We’re small, but we ship fast and listen closely", this is what we mean.

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    Co-founder & CTO at incident.io 🔥

    Yesterday we celebrated shipping >200 customer changelogs + 2 years without skipping any. I immediately got lots of questions on "How...?" 🏗️ This is something I've chatted about with a lot of early stage founders over the years, but I've never written it up. This was clearly the kick I needed! I go into detail on our principles, our process and how we use it to power the customer feedback flywheel. I also cover all magic and automation that makes it quick and easy to do behind the scenes, whilst still shipping hundreds of changes weekly (like the customer pulse bot pictured below) 🚀 ✨ Post in the comments - hope you find it useful! 👇

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    When in doubt, you should absolutely 👏 file 👏 the 👏 SEV4 👏 In his SEV0 session, Derek Brown (Service & Network Platform Lead, Plaid) shows us the importance of treating investigations as separate from incidents and how to use SEV4s to track investigations proactively. 🎯 ( 👀 Plus, making investigations a habit helps even junior engineers become better at incident management.) Ready to stop, drop, and SEV4? Watch the full session here 👉 https://lnkd.in/g3daTBRw #SEV0

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    Nothing says “fun” like hunting through scattered alerts for context! ...said no one ever. 😐 Alerts can be overwhelming. But with our new Alert Timeline, every alert you need is now in one streamlined view. ⚡ See the full picture, drill into details, and check escalation triggers without the guesswork. No more wondering if you’re seeing the full story—it's all here to help you act fast. ✨ 👀 Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eW6TMYqM

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    Meet Anna Hosey, officially Office & People coordinator, unofficially Chief of Vibes ✌️ Anna’s time at incident.io has involved: 🆘 An emergency swag drop to Amsterdam 🍿 Curating the perfect selection of office drinks & snacks 🌍 Organizing company off-sites to Barcelona & Marseille 🚚 Coordinating office moves in London & New York See what else Anna does to ‘Make it Magic’, with the full interview in the comments ⬇️ #behindtheflame #lifeatincident #incidentios

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    🔥 What does it take to prevent a nuclear disaster? At Fukushima, director Masao Yoshida trusted his team to make tough calls under extreme pressure, showing that the best leaders empower their teams rather than control them. 🤝 As told by Nickolas Means (VP of Engineering, MedScout), this story is a powerful reminder that building a culture of trust and resilience is essential for handling high-stakes incidents—and a lesson that engineering leaders can apply to their own teams.💪 👥 🎥 Watch the full recording of Nickolas’s SEV0 session here: https://lnkd.in/gGTdCehq #SEV0

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    Incidents are stressful enough—the last thing anyone needs is a blame game. 🥵 Andrew Guenther (member of Technical Staff at OpenAI) highlights why a blameless culture matters: when we focus on what went wrong (and not who), we open the door to real improvements and honest learning. ✨ High stakes, less stress, and a whole lot of appreciation—that’s how we keep incidents human. 🙌 🔥 Watch Andrew’s full session from SEV0 on maintaining a blameless incident culture here: https://lnkd.in/gX9w4MtX #SEV0

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    From being on call for things that go bump in the night to the haunting ghosts of incidents past, Halloween feels a lot like just another day in tech. 😉 👻 Here’s to no skeletons in the code, clean logs, and plenty of candy. Happy Halloween! 🎃 (P.s. We’re getting into the spirit even more—check out how we’re making things extra spooky: https://lnkd.in/g8F4cvKP) 👀

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incident.io 2 total rounds

Last Round

Series A

US$ 28.7M

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