Ship fast
without breaking things

MultiTool compares live traffic from your baseline and new deployments to detect regressions in real time.

Your team ships fast.
Your alerts haven’t caught up.

Static alert thresholds can’t keep up with the pace of shipping. Either everything looks like a problem, or nothing does. Teams are stuck chasing noise instead of real regressions.

Observability without the noise

MultiTool compares live traffic to historical baselines and flags only statistically meaningful changes.

No thresholds

Skip the manual tuning. MultiTool uses statistical baselines to detect meaningful changes automatically. Zero thresholds to configure, update, or second-guess.

Built on open standards

Works with the tools you already use. Send your existing OpenTelemetry data to MultiTool with no changes to your instrumentation or deployment workflow.

Fewer alerts, more signal

MultiTool filters out false positives by focusing on statistically significant changes. You get alerted when something actually matters, not every time a metric fluctuates.

Keep shipping,
catch what matters

Fast-moving teams need signals they can trust. MultiTool surfaces real issues in real time so you can stay focused without second-guessing every alert.

Ship confidently, even on Fridays

Clear, reliable feedback on every release so you’re not left guessing.

Proof of reliability

Show exactly what changed with every release using real production data and clear comparisons to baseline behavior.

Stay in the flow

Fewer false positives means fewer interruptions. Focus on building instead of chasing alerts.

Headshot of Robbie McKinstry.
We use MultiTool to monitor our own production. It’s how we know the alerts are worth trusting.

Robbie McKinstry, MultiTool CEO

Release,
observe,
detect

OpenTelemetry native

No workflow changes

Cloud agnostic

Plug and play

Works with your existing stack

Send your existing OpenTelemetry data to MultiTool and start getting insights right away. No rewrites, no changes to your deployment workflow.