Deeptrace

Deeptrace builds AI agents that investigate and remediate production alerts end-to-end for software engineering teams. When an alert fires, the system automatically triggers an investigation that cross-references logs, distributed traces, metrics and the application codebase, then returns an evidence-backed root cause with citations. The company states an average time to root cause of 2-3 minutes and describes the product as cutting mean time to resolution by 50%.

The platform includes alert intelligence (priority ranking by business impact, grouping of related alerts into single issues, root-cause context attached to each alert), a natural-language chat interface available in Slack or a web app for questions about the production system, and action capabilities such as auto-generated pull requests for fixes, runbook and documentation updates, and Linear ticket creation. Deeptrace maintains a continuously updated model of the customer's architecture — described as a living knowledge graph of infrastructure, services and dependencies — that it says improves with each investigation. It advertises 20+ integrations requiring no code changes, including GitHub, Datadog, Grafana, Notion, AWS CloudWatch, PagerDuty, Snowflake, PostHog, Groundcover, Linear, New Relic, ClickHouse, Sentry and BigQuery. The company positions the product as complementary to, rather than a replacement for, existing observability tooling. [0][3][7]

Founding story

Third-party coverage states the company (referred to as Deeptrace Labs, Inc.) was founded in 2025 by engineers with site reliability engineering backgrounds who had experienced managing production alerts and debugging complex systems, and that the concept arose from the need for a tool that could autonomously investigate and resolve alerts instead of manual triage; early adoption came from startups and engineering teams. This account is from a secondary aggregator and is not corroborated by the company's own site. [7]

Business model

B2B software sold to engineering organizations. Deeptrace publishes two commercial tiers: a Startup plan offered with a two-week trial covering up to 1,000 alerts and chats per month, unlimited users, a single workspace and a dedicated Slack support channel; and an Enterprise plan offered with a four-week trial, with investigation capacity sized to alert volume, flexible deployment (SaaS, hybrid or self-hosted), dedicated support and SLA, and custom integrations. Specific prices are not disclosed on the site. [0]

Subscription/plan-based access tiered by alert and chat volume and deployment model, with trials preceding paid engagement; list pricing is not published. [0]

Traction

Third-party profiles list a team of roughly 1-10 employees (one source states six, another states four) and a single $5.0M funding round. The website displays customer case studies and named testimonials from engineering leaders at Rain, Opendoor, Parafin and Traba, plus a quote attributed to the president of Y Combinator. Quantified product claims include 2-3 minute average time to root cause and a 50% reduction in MTTR. [0][3][6][7]

Latest developments

In March 2026 Deeptrace announced a $5.0M seed round, reported as led by Y Combinator and dated 17 March 2026 by one aggregator. Coverage states proceeds are intended for product development, expanding engineering and research teams, and broader market reach. The funding announcement is also promoted on the company homepage. [0][6][7]