Page the right person, not the whole team
Routes alerts by service ownership, current shift, and incident severity. Everyone else stays asleep — the right pager goes off in 30 seconds or less.
One shared timeline for on-call. Beampath turns the first ping into a triaged incident with the right people, the right runbook, and the rollback ready.
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How it works
Beampath sits between your alerting and your team — capturing the chaos of a SEV so the postmortem writes itself.
Routes alerts by service ownership, current shift, and incident severity. Everyone else stays asleep — the right pager goes off in 30 seconds or less.
Beampath surfaces the suspect deploy, the noisy dependency, and the last green version — so on-call starts solving instead of grepping at 3am.
The Slack thread becomes the timeline becomes the doc. Action items sync to Linear, blameless template included — no more retros that never happen.
From the on-call rotation
From scaling Series B startups to platform teams behind millions of requests a day.
We cut MTTA from four minutes to under one — and the on-call channel actually goes quiet between incidents now. Beampath replaced three tools we were duct-taping.
The co-pilot suggesting the suspect deploy is genuinely uncanny. Last sev, it pointed at the right commit before our senior SRE finished pulling up the dashboard.
Postmortems used to take a week. Now the doc is 80% drafted by the time the incident is resolved. That alone is worth the whole license.
Free for the first 30 days, no credit card. Connect your alerting in five minutes — sleep through the next deploy.