Observability platform
Monitor everything. Fix anything.
Acme unifies metrics, logs, traces, and alerts in one platform — with AI that explains what broke and why. Built for engineering teams who can't afford downtime.
14-day free trial · No credit card · SOC 2 Type II

Trusted by platform teams at
Northwind Logistics · Apex Financial · Helios Health · Cascade Retail · Vertex SaaS
What Acme does
One platform, four jobs
Stop stitching together separate tools for monitoring, logs, alerts, and incidents.
Monitor
Infrastructure, Kubernetes, and service health with golden-signal dashboards.
Search logs
Query billions of log lines in seconds with structured parsing and live tail.
Alert smartly
SLO-based alerts that page only when error budget burns — not on every blip.
Resolve with AI
Acme AI correlates signals and suggests root causes with evidence links.
How it works
Connect in minutes, not months
Deploy the Helm chart, send OTLP from OpenTelemetry, or remote-write from Prometheus. Acme auto-discovers workloads and ships pre-built dashboards per service.
- Helm chart for Kubernetes
- Native OpenTelemetry OTLP ingest
- Prometheus remote_write
- 50+ dashboard templates

Integrations
Works with your stack
Connect Kubernetes, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Slack, PagerDuty, and GitHub.
Acme AI
Evidence-backed answers, not guesswork
When alerts fire, AI correlates metrics, logs, and deploys — with links to the exact panels and log lines that matter.
- Natural-language queries across telemetry
- Root-cause hypotheses with confidence scores
- Auto-drafted postmortems
- Slack-native incident summaries

Loved by teams who ship reliably
Acme cut our MTTR from 42 minutes to 11.
We replaced three tools and still got better coverage.
Postmortems that used to take days now take hours.
Frequently asked questions
What is Acme?
Acme is a unified observability platform that combines infrastructure monitoring, log management, alerting, dashboards, and AI-powered incident analysis in one place.
How long does setup take?
Most teams connect their first Kubernetes cluster and see live dashboards within 15 minutes using our Helm chart.
Does Acme support OpenTelemetry?
Yes. Acme accepts OTLP metrics, logs, and traces natively. See the guide.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — 14 days with full platform access. No credit card required.
Start seeing your systems clearly
Connect your first data source in under five minutes. Free for 14 days.