IT consultants are expected to know what's going on the moment they log in to the client's infrastructure even when the system is undocumented, misconfigured, or held together with duct tape. But you shouldn't need a week of digging (or a full-time SRE team) just to understand what your client's Linux environments are doing.

With yeet, you get immediate clarity into how your client's system is behaving, so you can diagnose issues confidently, deliver answers quickly, and look like the expert your clients hired, not the person scrambling to remember random Unix utilities you used once five years ago.

Lets be honest,

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Early-stage teams need an observability platforms they can use without a 300 page textbook or breaking the bank. Shipping fast shouldn't require becoming an APM expert.

With yeet, you get instant answers the moment you need it, so you can debug issues faster and stay focused on shipping because nothing kills momentum like waiting for your tools to catch up.

More importantly, you don't have to hate your life digging through AWS, GCP, or Azure just to find the one log line that actually matters

Just because your team is getting bigger doesn't mean your observability bill should too. Traditional APMs charge you per log line, per metric, and basically per mistake, but yeet doesn't. You can maintain full visibility at scale without the financial punishment and stop scaling outages with your team's size.

With yeet every engineer is aligned under the same unified real-time debugging workflow: No dashboards to maintain, and no lost weekends, painful 2am debugging, or endless head scratching trying to reason about what might have gone wrong.

Who knows, you and your team might be so satisfied with yeet's developer experience that you cause outages on purpose. (Please don't)