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AI-native platform for on-call and incident response with effortless monitoring, status pages, tracing, infrastructure monitoring and log management.
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I have been using betteruptime/betterstack for a couple years now: easy to setup, monitors and heartbeats for 2-way checks. A few other features added over the years building the app into more complete stack, including on-calls and more.
I like ease of use and great UI.
Decent free tier for tiny teams too
Reply from Better Stack
Thank you!
Impressive logtail UI, it could be a little less sluggish but I'm sure that will improve over time. Overall very slick and polished dashboard
Reply from Better Stack
Hi Jeff, thank you so much for the review! Feel free to reach out to us at hello@betterstack.com — we’d love to hear more detailed feedback as we’re always striving to improve.
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