Incidents happen.
Panic doesn't have to.

Klaxon turns a storm of alerts into one calm incident, coordinates the response, and keeps everyone in the loop.

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A live incident in Klaxon. Sample data.

Paged from the tools you already run.

  • Halyard
  • Pinemesh
  • Northgraph
  • Relay
  • Pigeon
  • Slate
  • Cindr

The core idea

From an alert storm to one clear incident.

At 3am, seven monitors fire at once and none of them agree. Klaxon reads the noise, spots that it is one failure, and opens a single incident with the right people already on it.

P1
Checkout latency spike 7 alerts grouped · 1 incident

Everything the on-call needs, in one place.

A live timeline, written for you

Every ack, deploy, and recovery lands on one timeline as it happens. The postmortem is half-written before the incident closes.

On-call & escalation

Rotations, overrides, and escalation policies that hand off cleanly.

Postmortems that write themselves

The timeline becomes a draft review doc, ready to edit and share.

Smart alert grouping

Related alerts collapse into one incident, so the pager rings once.

A public status page customers trust

Flip an incident public in one click. Uptime history and current state, kept honest automatically.

One tool, from first alert to closed loop.

  • Ingests alerts from every monitor and groups the noise into one incident.
Signal ingrouping
  • 5xx rate rising payments-api
  • p99 latency 4.2s checkout
  • healthcheck failing lb-east
P1 grouped into 1 incident
On itpaged 4s ago
PN DO MB

Priya acknowledged and took point. War-room open in Slate.

ack 4:32 median this quarter
Recoveringstatus: public
  1. Deploy rolled back18:07
  2. Latency recovering18:09
Status page updated automatically
Closed loopdraft ready
Post-incident review · Checkout latency
2 follow-ups assigned and tracked

0%

lower time to resolve after teams moved their paging to Klaxon.

Illustrative figure for this concept.

"The 3am pages used to mean an hour of figuring out what was even broken. Now there is one incident, one timeline, and the right people are already there."
RA Rowan Achterberg Head of SRE, Corterra
4:32median time to acknowledge
1timeline per incident, not ten threads
24/7status page, kept honest automatically

The status page your customers actually believe.

Quieter pages. Calmer nights.

  • Smart alert grouping and on-call routing
  • A live timeline and auto-drafted postmortems
  • A public status page on your own domain
  • Connects to Halyard, Pinemesh, Slate, and more
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