Production observability without a dedicated SRE team. One agent watches your servers, errors, logs, containers, and uptime, built for solo devs and small teams that move fast, not switching between tabs and dashboards.
Datadog is priced per host and configured for a team with an SRE on staff. Sentry only sees your application code, not the server underneath it or the nginx log in front of it. The actual pattern I kept living, on my own infrastructure, was five tabs open and none of them talking to each other: one for the server, one for containers, one for uptime, one for errors, and a terminal for logs, correlated by hand, usually after something had already broken. Solo developers and small teams running real production load are the fastest-growing part of this problem, and almost nobody builds for them. I built Watchdock because I wanted one pipeline that watched the server, the containers, the logs, and the code, not five products I had to stitch together myself.
One agent installs on a server and is reporting CPU, memory, disk, and every Docker container it finds within minutes, no per-container config. Cloud-side checks cover uptime, response time, and TLS expiry with no agent required, and an SDK captures application and Celery task errors directly from the code. All of it feeds one incident pipeline: a background job evaluates every monitor every 60 seconds, opens one deduplicated incident per problem, escalates on a fixed schedule if nobody acknowledges it, and resolves itself the moment the condition clears. When an error comes in, an AI layer reads the stack trace, writes a root cause, and assigns it to whoever last touched that line via git blame. On triaged issues it can go further and open an actual pull request with a proposed fix. It never touches the default branch; every fix lands as a PR you review like any other. The whole thing runs in production today, monitoring real infrastructure across multiple environments.
Need someone who focuses on systems architecture and performance, leads a team, and still writes the code?