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A unified, developer-first observability platform
that provides zero-config instrumentation, deep insights and context-driven debugging across logs, traces, metrics, and profiles - powered by OpenTelemetry and EBPF.
Why Stacktrack?
We're building the observability platform we've always wanted: simple, powerful, and designed for developers.
Developer-First, Local-First
Observability shouldn't be an afterthought. Stacktrack is designed for your development workflow, starting on your laptop. Validate changes and catch performance regressions before they hit production.
Truly Unified Observability
Logs, traces, metrics, and profiles are correlated into a single, wide-event model. Get complete context without expensive joins or inconsistent metadata across different backends.
Actionable Insights, Not Just Charts
Stop staring at dashboards. Stacktrack provides guided insights and causal analysis to automatically surface bottlenecks, explain anomalies, and shorten your debugging loop.
Open, Transparent, and Extensible
Built on OpenTelemetry and eBPF, Stacktrack gives you deep system visibility without vendor lock-in. Your data is always yours, collected using open standards.
How It Works
Go from zero to full-stack observability in three simple steps.
1. Run a single command
Get started on your local machine with a single Docker command. No complex setup, no lengthy onboarding.
2. Auto-collect everything
Our eBPF-powered instrumentation automatically collects logs, metrics, traces, and profiles with no code changes required.
3. Debug with unified context
Jump from a metric to a trace to a log without losing context. Stop chasing dashboards and start solving problems.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the launch date?
We are working hard to get the first version out. Join the waitlist, help shape the product, and make sure to be the first to know when we launch!
What languages and frameworks will be supported?
Thanks to eBPF and OpenTelemetry, our auto-instrumentation is largely language- and framework-agnostic. We aim to support a wide range of technologies, with deep integration for popular runtimes.
How is Stacktrack different from other tools?
Three things: a developer-first, local-first workflow; a truly unified data model that eliminates context-switching; and a focus on actionable insights, not just visualization.
Will there be a self-hosted or on-prem option?
Yes. We plan to offer a fully self-hosted version for organizations with strict compliance or data privacy requirements.