Start one binary
Run Observy on your machine, VPS, or lightweight VM without assembling a separate stack.
Right-sized observability
Observy runs as one binary, receives logs, metrics, and traces from your app, writes them to a storage backend you own, and gives you a built-in dashboard for debugging.
Currently available through a manually reviewed private alpha.
Run Observy on your machine, VPS, or lightweight VM without assembling a separate stack.
Send OpenTelemetry logs, metrics, and traces from your app, SDK, or collector.
Write telemetry to a supported backend you own, starting with SQLite or DuckDB.
Inspect logs, metrics, and traces from one built-in interface, with a query endpoint for deeper investigation.
Signal workspace
Observy keeps the critical loop short: receive telemetry, narrow it by attributes and time, then move between visual explorers and a single query language instead of separate services and dialects.
Logs Explorer
Use event volume, attribute filters, record tables, and detail inspection to move from a spike to the exact log lines that explain it.
Metrics Explorer
Select metric streams, constrain the time range, and filter by attributes to understand how a service changes during development or lightweight deployments.
Traces Explorer
Trace summaries, filters, and waterfalls help connect latency to the work inside each request, using the same dashboards and query model.
Right scale
Access
Request alpha access if you are evaluating Observy for local development, self-hosted services, or deployments where you want your storage backend to fit the job instead of dictating the whole stack.