Find the change that broke it
From the symptom to the exact deploy, config, or code change. What it hit, who owns it, and the proof. And every incident makes the next one faster.
NOFire maps every change in your production, by human or agent, and hands you the one that broke it, with the proof.
Connect read-only. See your map in five minutes.
89% root-cause accuracy · A public benchmark you can rerun
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Connect, and the map starts building. By minute five, you can see what's fragile.
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It's read-only, and one connection takes about five minutes.
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Every service, owner, and dependency, from what actually runs, dated and sourced. No YAML, nothing to maintain.
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Understand a service you didn't build. Check what a change will touch. And when something breaks, NOFire hands you the change that caused it, with the evidence linked.
Every claim is a link
From the symptom to the exact deploy, config, or code change. What it hit, who owns it, and the proof. And every incident makes the next one faster.
Ask in plain English, get the answer with sources. The knowledge stops living in one person's head.
Agents write the pull requests now. Related ones are grouped into a change, read against the map, and what could not be checked says so.
They collect signals. We model causality, by reading deeply across observability, CI/CD, and identity.
Keep it. NOFire plugs the map and the evidence underneath what you built.
Read-only access. Your telemetry stays where it lives. EU data residency available.
No. It makes the whole team answer like your most senior engineer.
One predictable price based on the size of your production. Not per seat, not per incident.
Integrations
Built to work with what you've already built.
Infrastructure
Services and dependencies from the cluster. Cloud inventory from AWS, GCP, and Azure. Zones and DNS from Cloudflare.
Observability
Metrics, logs, and traces as evidence in your own tools, from Grafana and Prometheus to Datadog, Dynatrace, New Relic and Splunk.
Code
Commits, pull requests and deploys from GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, on demand in an investigation.
Messaging
Slack for the thread that starts the investigation.
Knowledge
Tickets, runbooks, and incident docs from Atlassian and Linear.
In your tools
Claude, Cursor, or the terminal. They read the map. The source stays on the line.
Ask why orders-api failed, against the same map the on-call already has.
kubectl, aws, and git stay on your machine, read-only. No credentials stored.
The same investigation, in the shell you already have open.
Connect your Kubernetes cluster and see the map of your production in five minutes.