Littlebird connects every incident to the change that caused it and the conversation that fixed it -- so postmortems write themselves.
The alert fires, you fix it, and three weeks later the same class of failure shows up somewhere new. The fix exists -- in a chat thread, a runbook comment, a 2am conversation nobody documented. Institutional knowledge in ops evaporates at the speed of the next incident.
Littlebird keeps the operational memory. What broke, what changed, what fixed it, and what the team decided afterward -- searchable when the pager goes off again.
The deploy that preceded it, the config that changed, and the thread where someone flagged the risk. Forensics in minutes, not hours.
Timeline, impact, and remediation steps assembled from what actually happened and was said. Edit instead of reconstruct.
The workaround someone found in March stays findable in June -- attached to the system it belongs to.
Open incidents, recent deploys, and watch-outs compiled for the next rotation. Handoff stops depending on the outgoing engineer's memory.
A real prompt — typed exactly the way you’d say it.
What caused the Redis incident last month, and what did we change so it wouldn't happen again?
Connect the tools this work lives in — each one unlocks more Littlebird can find and do.
It reads whatever is on your screen -- dashboards, logs, terminals -- and connects with GitHub and Linear. It adds the memory layer your monitoring tools lack.
Basic is free. Plus runs $17 per month billed annually or $20 monthly, with a 14-day free trial. Pro plans start at $100 per month.
Yes. Littlebird is SOC 2 certified and GDPR and CCPA compliant -- nothing gets sold, nothing trains models, and deletion is always an option.
Meeting Notes records bridges without a bot joining and works in more than 10 languages, so every war-room conversation stays on the record.
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