Once your codebase is connected, Foam scans it and instruments it to fill the gaps and gather relevant signals specific to your codebase. Once done, Foam provides PRs with its installation.
During onboarding and on an ongoing basis, Foam begins to watch your products, agents, and infra including their error rate, KPIs, latency, and the signals that matter to you specifically.
When something looks off, Foam verifies behavior, investigates, and notifies the responsible engineer sharing the cause and best way to address it. From here, engineers can chat with AI to learn or do more.
No. Foam does it for you. All you have to do is review PRs.
About 15 to 30 minutes — that's how long it usually takes Foam to open its setup PR after you connect GitHub.
No. Foam runs alongside other tools. Keep everything you already have.

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“We asked Foam what was going wrong and it answered before we even finished the question. Their CEO stayed in our channel until it was fully useful.”
“Forty alerts a day and none of them meant anything. Now Foam tells us what actually matters and acts on the rest.”
“Before our users even get to ping us, Foam has already explained the issue and pointed us to the cause.”
“I used to lose a whole day checking my changes in prod. Now I just ask Foam and get answers in seconds.”
“Frontend and backend are fully linked now. I ask one question and get the full picture across every service.”