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Tell me what just broke.
In plain English. In seconds.

StackSift watches your logs, fires alerts when something cascades, and explains the root cause with AI — built for solo devs and small teams, priced for them too.

ERROR02:14:33
NullReferenceException at UserService.cs:142
WARN02:14:33
Redis connection timeout after 30000ms
ERROR02:14:34
Database query exceeded timeout (pool exhausted)
395 more lines grouped into one incident

45 minutes to 3 hours. Average time to root cause. At 2 AM. On a Tuesday.

How it works

  1. 01
    Connect

    Add the Serilog sink (.NET) or Winston transport (Node.js) to your app in ~5 lines. Or POST JSON directly with curl — full API reference in the docs.

  2. 02
    Stream

    Logs flow in, your dashboard updates live, and alerts fire on the patterns you care about.

  3. 03
    Resolve

    Click Analyze with AI on any incident. ~8 seconds later you have a root cause and a fix.

90 seconds. The whole pitch.

A real local stack. Real OpenAI call. No edits, no cuts.

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Transcript
The demo walks through connecting a local service, triggering a cascading incident, and using the AI analysis to identify the root-cause log line without leaving the incident view.

Four things, done well.

Live streaming

See errors the moment they happen — no F5, no SSH-tail.

SignalR + Redis backplane

Smart alerts

Threshold and pattern rules. No PromQL.

LogBatchConsumer rule evaluation

AI root cause

gpt-4o-mini turns 400 log lines into one paragraph.

RAG pipeline · ai-rag-architecture.md

Past-incident memory

Every resolved incident teaches the AI about your system.

pgvector HNSW cosine top-3

Why not just use Datadog?

Because you’re not their customer. We’re not theirs either.

Designed for
Datadog / New Relic
50-engineer teams with SRE
StackSift
Solo devs · 2–8-engineer teams
Time to first useful insight
Datadog / New Relic
A week of config
StackSift
10 minutes
Monthly cost (small team)
Datadog / New Relic
$500–$5,000
StackSift
$0–$79
Root-cause explanation
Datadog / New Relic
“Here’s a graph”
StackSift
“Here’s a paragraph that names the bug”
Integration
Datadog / New Relic
Proprietary agent
StackSift
Open-source SDKs (Serilog, Winston) + plain HTTP

Pricing that fits in your Stripe statement.

No credit card to start. The SDKs are open source. Cancel any time.

Free
No credit card
$0/mo
  • 1 project
  • 7-day retention
  • 10 AI analyses / mo
  • 1 user
Start free →
Indie
Best for solo devs
$19/mo
  • 5 projects
  • 30-day retention
  • 100 AI analyses / mo
  • 1 user
Start with Indie →
Team
For small teams
$79/mo
  • Unlimited projects
  • 90-day retention
  • Unlimited AI analyses
  • Unlimited users + roles
Start with Team →

We’re a 3-person team. Your money goes into making this better, not into a sales department.

Trust, by design.

EU-hosted log storage

Application data, databases, and log indexes run on Hetzner in Germany. Log data is isolated per organisation.

No server agent

Send logs through open-source SDKs or plain HTTP. You do not install a privileged daemon or give StackSift shell access.

HTTP-only sessions

Authentication is handled through OIDC + PKCE, and browser sessions use HTTP-only cookies rather than JavaScript-readable tokens.

Questions, before you start.

How is this different from Datadog?+

Cheaper, simpler, and the AI summary is built in — not an add-on.

StackSift is designed for one engineer or a small team. Datadog is designed around larger SRE organizations.

How do I send logs to StackSift?+

Use the official Serilog sink for .NET, the Winston transport for Node.js, or direct HTTP POST from any language.

All three options hit the same /api/v1/logs/ingest endpoint and keep setup small.

What happens if I exceed the AI-analysis cap?+

The Analyze button returns a graceful upgrade nudge. Log ingest, search, and alerts keep working.

You can upgrade in-app or wait until the month resets.

Do I need to change my application code?+

Yes, lightly. You add the StackSift sink or transport to your existing logger.

We do not run an agent on your servers and we do not tail files from disk.

How is my data isolated from other customers?+

Every entity carries an OrganizationId enforced at the repository level.

Elasticsearch indices, S3 keys, and SignalR groups are scoped per organization or project.

Can I delete my data?+

Yes. Deleting your account starts a 30-day grace period with a one-time restore token.

After that, we hard-delete organisation rows, Elasticsearch indices, and S3 objects, except records with legal retention floors.

You are one ingest call away from never grepping log files at 2 AM again.

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