Full visibility into your entire stack, without any of the work.
Then ask anything about your product or let Foam watch, investigate, and tell you first.
How it works
Foam reads your codebase, wires up each service, and opens a PR. Merge and you will have access to all logs, traces, and metrics linked automatically across all of them.
What’s special about Foam?
Foam links logs, traces, and metrics across every service so the data is relatable, not just stored.
Why Foam works
Foam starts by linking your services — connecting logs, traces, and metrics into a single coherent picture. That only works if Foam controls the full pipeline from collection to answer. If it pulled from Datadog or New Relic, it would inherit whatever they dropped, sampled, or stored in silos — and for any service those tools don’t cover, the picture would remain fragmented.
This is why linking your applications is the first thing Foam does. And once linked, Foam keeps it that way — the data stays aligned as your services evolve.
Questions people actually ask
Every one of these previously required an engineer, a dashboard, or hours of log digging.
Where Foam isn’t the right tool
“Their CEO joined our alerts channel and never left. So when I asked for a feature on Friday night, it was live Saturday morning.”
“We were getting forty alerts a day. Now we get three a week, and the ones we get are real. Foam sits in our team channel instead.”
“Before our users even get to ping us, Foam has already debugged the error and pointed us to the cause in our team channel.”
“I used to lose a day or two triaging Sentry bugs per week. With Foam, I see them the moment they matter, already root-caused.”