Incident command // standby
Arm one incident. Watch the board run it from alert to green.
Live data, Northwind payments SaaS
One channel, the right people already in it, and the writeup is done before I log off.
We stopped arguing who runs it. We assembled the roster and ran the playbook, calm even on a SEV-1.
The first 20 minutes arrive as eight things screaming at once.
A pager fires, a dashboard spikes, three threads light up, a customer tweets. Klaxon converges the noise into one channel before you have finished reading the page.
Alert to coordinated command in 60 seconds.
Every incident runs the same calm way on a real clock. A human commander operates the flow; Klaxon does the assembling.
Working instruments, not feature cards.
The capabilities are live panels carrying one continuous incident. What the system says is monospaced; what a human says is not.
"We are investigating elevated errors on EU payments. Next update in 30 minutes." Posted, Investigating.
A postmortem that writes itself.
The document assembles from the panels above. Same incident, same data, nothing retyped by hand.
Whatever fires, the process is already decided.
Pick a severity and the staffing, comms cadence, and status-page policy are set before anyone improvises.
The board that cools down.
In a category that screams red, Klaxon treats red as a contained transient that resolves to green. That logic is the brand.
Red is a contained state that clears to green, never the ambient mood of the page or the tool.
You operate Klaxon. It assembles and drafts, but nothing acts autonomously while you are not looking.
Pager, dashboards, threads, and docs converge into a single surface you do not have to reconcile under pressure.
Predictable pricing, read at a glance.
Numbers are plain and visible. No "contact us to see a price."
- Up to 5 responders
- One service, unlimited incidents
- Auto-drafted postmortems
- Unlimited services and regions
- Severity playbooks and escalation
- Hosted status page
- SSO, SAML, and audit log
- Retention and residency controls
- Dedicated support, on-prem relay
Answered like engineers.
No. Klaxon sits on top of the alerting you already run, such as Datadog, Prometheus, or PagerDuty. It receives the page and turns it into a coordinated response. It does not replace detection.
No. Klaxon is an instrument the incident commander operates. It assembles the right responders and drafts the postmortem, but every action is visible and human led. Nothing acts autonomously behind your back.
Connect one alert source and one Slack workspace in about ten minutes. Klaxon runs its first incident the same calm, repeatable way as its thousandth.
Incident timelines and postmortems are encrypted in transit and at rest. You control retention, and you can export or delete any incident at any time.
Run your next incident the calm way.
Arm one incident and feel the board move from chaos to command. Free to start, no card.