Solutions

Learn from incidents, public and your own.

Most incident reports are read once, and most of them are not yours. Revelara matches your code against thousands of public incidents and against your own history, every time someone writes the code that caused them.

Public incidents: start with everyone else's outages

Revelara matches your code against patterns from thousands of real-world incidents. Many findings cite a real incident, not a generic rule, so the reason is attached to the finding.

Your own incidents: add what only you know

Connect your issue tracking and bring in your own incident reports. Your incident history becomes organization-specific signal, isolated to your tenant, so the analysis tunes to the failures your team really has.
  • Upload documents, or connect GitHub, Jira, Linear, Notion, and Confluence
  • Uploaded documents go through the same search as the incident corpus
  • Chat with incidents and your own knowledge

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Tribal knowledge that survives a reorg

The engineer who remembers the outage moves to another team. The pattern stays. The next person who writes that code gets the finding, with the incident behind it.

Run your first scan free.

Install the CLI, scan a repo, and read the findings in your terminal. Your source code stays on your machine.