Built for the people
who get paged.
RawFeed started as one question: why does resolving a production incident still require five tabs, three tools, and a shared spreadsheet? It still does — for most teams. We're building the workspace that fixes that.
The problem with point tools is that they're points.
Error trackers tell you something broke. SEO tools tell you something's wrong with your metadata. Network tools tell you DNS is slow. Monitoring tools tell you latency spiked. None of them tell you what to do next.
None of them share context. None of them know about the others. Every handoff is manual — a copy-paste, a screenshot, a Slack message asking “is this related to the deploy?”
RawFeed is one workspace where all four stages of an application's life connect — and every alert ships with the evidence to act on it immediately.
Four stages. One workspace.
Every application goes through the same lifecycle. RawFeed is built around it.
Plan it before it's expensive
Architecture diagrams, flow maps, and launch readiness — defined before a line of production code ships.
Check what the world sees
Outside-in checks for DNS, SSL, SEO, and AI-search visibility. The view from the crawler, not your laptop.
Catch failures while they're fixable
Browser errors and silent business failures — both caught before a customer finds them.
Turn evidence into the next commit
Source maps, release tags, and a direct path to the offending line. Not just an alert — an action.
What we believe.
Evidence, not guesswork
Every alert ships with the context to act on it immediately. Stack traces, source maps, release tags — the evidence is right there.
Fix, don't document
The right tool closes the loop: alert → commit. Not alert → Notion doc → Jira ticket → commit six sprints later.
One workspace, not five tabs
Design Studio, RawCapture, RawPulse, AI Readiness, and Network Tools share one project, one alert stream, one fix loop.
Privacy by default
PII scrubbing, per-project SDK keys, EU-residency storage, and SOC-2 evidence come standard — not as add-ons.
One workspace.
All four stages.
See why teams replace five point tools with one workspace.