When production breaks at 3am, the Debugger diagnoses, repairs, and reports — without waking you up. Pay per rescue. Failed rescues are not billed.
Wire one webhook. The Debugger handles the rest. You wake up to a green build and a written report.
Sentry, CloudWatch, Datadog, or a custom webhook posts the failure. The Debugger picks it up within seconds.
The Debugger walks the stack, examines recent commits, reproduces the error in an isolated environment, and identifies the exact change that broke production.
Generates the minimal patch that resolves the error. Verifies against the failing test or the original error trace. Commits the fix as a pull request.
You wake to a Slack message, an email, or a PR review. Root cause, diff, verification log. No mystery about what changed or why.
A new auth library version silently changed the callback URL handling. Production users couldn't sign in. The error surfaced at 2:47am, when nobody was on call.
The Debugger received the Sentry webhook, traced the failure to commit 4a89f2c, reproduced the auth flow in an isolated environment, generated a one-line fix to the redirect handler, opened a PR, ran the test suite, and merged after green checks.
No marketing math. The Debugger is governed by these four numbers and they don't change.
$1.20 USD per successful rescue. No subscription, no seats.
Failed rescues are not billed. You only pay when the fix actually merges.
Median 9 minutes from error trigger to merged fix. Typical range: 4–18 minutes.
Single-file regressions, dependency breaks, environment misconfigurations. Multi-system bugs are escalated, not attempted.
One webhook. Pay per rescue. No subscription.