Everything that breaks becomes a defect you can actually work.
An endpoint goes down, a crash spikes after a release, a service starts eating CPU, a load test finds the breaking point — they all land in one place, with a likely cause attached, ready to assign and push to your tracker.
Free plan, no credit card. Commercial use allowed.
Latency and errors spiked together right after v2.4.0 — likely DB connection-pool exhaustion. Check pool size and the slow /orders queries.
Keep it. We ingest from it and add what it can't see — whether the endpoint is reachable at all, which release introduced the crash, which service is saturating the box, and whether this release is safe to ship.
One place for everything that goes wrong.
Uptime checks
HTTP, DNS, SSL, gRPC, a specific SQL query, a six-step browser flow, or a cron job that should have run an hour ago. Declare which services depend on which and stop getting paged three times for one outage.
Crashes
Connect Crashlytics or Sentry. Crashes fold into one signature per bug across message noise and library churn, and tie to the release that shipped them.
Server saturation
An agent on your box watches CPU, memory, disk and load, and names the service responsible. Not a graph — "checkout-api is trending toward an OOM."
Load tests
Run load tests on a schedule, from CI, or before each release, and see which endpoints and queries slowed down. On Enterprise, describe the test in plain English and let it escalate to the breaking point.
Releases
Every release gets a 0–100 score and a plain ship-or-hold call. A score drop against the previous release opens a defect on its own.
And they all become the same thing.
A defect with a likely cause, a blast radius, the evidence that produced it, an owner, and a lifecycle. Push it to Jira, Linear, GitHub or Azure DevOps and it stays in sync both ways. It lands in your tracker automatically, with the analysis in the body.
And when the signature goes quiet after your fix ships, it closes itself and marks the release verified.
AI that shows its work.
Most tools hand you a dashboard and wish you luck. CleverQA hands you a diagnosis — grounded in the evidence it captured, and honest about how sure it is.
Likely cause, in words
A plain-language explanation of what failed and why — cited from the timing, response, and cert evidence at the moment it broke.
What else it touched
Correlates signals across monitoring, crashes, and releases onto one defect — the spread, not just the symptom.
The write-up, drafted
A blameless timeline and action items the moment you resolve — so the doc isn’t the thing you skip.
Honest by design. When the evidence is thin you get a low-confidence answer that says so, not a confident guess. If the AI is unavailable your alert still fires on time, with everything we captured.
“It spiked after release 1.4.2.”
Crashes from Crashlytics or Sentry fold into one signature per bug, tie back to the release that shipped them, and open a defect on their own — so “what changed?” is answered before you ask.
One bug, one signature
Smart fingerprinting folds the same crash together across message noise and library churn — not thousands of duplicates for one bug.
Which release caused it
Every crash and defect is tied to the release it came from, and a spike after a deploy is flagged as a regression.
Filed with the evidence
A regression or spike opens a defect on its own, lands in your tracker automatically, and carries the AI analysis in the body.
Declare releases from CI
One step in your pipeline tells CleverQA a release went out, so crashes and incidents that follow attribute to it. Essentials and up.
You choose who's paged, and when.
Email + SMS, per-service rules, escalation when an alert goes unacked, and maintenance windows so planned work stays quiet. Included from Pro.
One public page, no login.
Your team and customers watch live status — operational, degraded, or being worked on — without an account. Free and Essentials carry the badge; Pro and Enterprise remove it.
What’s it worth to hear it from us — not from an angry customer?
Every minute a partial failure goes unnoticed is a minute your users notice it for you. CleverQA buys back that minute.
Ship it green, then keep it green.
Monitoring keeps watch after release — and every release gets one 0–100 score that rolls up uptime, crash, defect and load-test signals. Set a gate and let red stop the deploy; the evidence is always one click away.
- Weighted across every connected source
- Per-release history, trends, and compare
- A plain ship / hold recommendation
Built for the team that owns “is it safe, and is it up?”
Teams without a dedicated SRE
On-call-grade monitoring, escalation, and AI triage without hiring for it.
SaaS & backend teams
Watch every endpoint and internal service, not just the marketing site.
Solo founders & small teams
Be the first to know something’s down, without staring at dashboards.
Agencies & studios
Up to 10 client projects in one workspace, and a status page without our badge that proves you’re on it.
Free forever. Paid when you scale.
Free is the whole defect pipeline on real signals, no credit card, no trial clock. Essentials and Pro add crash ingestion, release gates, tracker push, escalation and resource alerts as you scale.
Free forever. No trial clock. Commercial use allowed. — see the full comparison.
The short answers.
Do you monitor the backend / server side?+
Yes — that’s the point. Probe every endpoint and internal service: HTTP, DNS, gRPC, even a specific database query or a full browser flow, plus heartbeats for background jobs.
Can you tell me which service is overloading a server?+
Yes. Install a one-command agent on the server and CleverQA watches CPU, memory, disk and load continuously — when it saturates, or memory is trending toward a crash, you get an alert that names the culprit service (“checkout-api at 92% CPU”, not a mystery graph). It auto-resolves when things recover. Included on Pro.
Does this replace Sentry or Datadog?+
It sits on top. CleverQA ingests your crashes and adds uptime, server saturation, load testing, defects with one-click tracker push, and a release gate — so the whole picture, and what to do about it, lives in one place.
How fast can we start?+
A workspace in under a minute, first source connected in minutes. Start free, no credit card — upgrade only when you outgrow it.
What does it cost?+
Free forever — 5 monitors, 3 AI analyses a month, no credit card. $60/mo Essentials, $100/mo Pro when you need more. Full breakdown on the pricing page.
Stop finding out from your users.
Spin up a workspace in under a minute, connect your first source, and let CleverQA turn what breaks into a defect you can work — before your users notice.