Fewer incidents.
Less toil. No manual auditing.
Three scheduled checks monitor your production environments continuously. When something needs attention, they surface it with full context and queue it for your team to review, not page you at 3am.
Drift Monitor
Unreconciled state is how deployment failures start
Someone resizes an instance during an incident. Someone tightens a security group in the console while debugging. These changes aren't malicious. They're operational. But they leave your declared infrastructure out of sync with what's actually running. The next deploy, the next plan, the next automated run will find that divergence. Better to find it on your terms.
Drift surfaces in minutes. Without this, it surfaces during your next incident.
What it does
What it will never do
Noise filtering is configurable per environment. Auto-scaling group sizes, lifecycle timestamps, and provider-computed attributes are excluded by default so routine activity never generates false findings in production.
Resource Audit
Orphaned resources are a cost problem that compounds silently
Every environment produces orphaned resources. A dev environment is torn down but a snapshot isn't. A load balancer is replaced but the old one isn't removed. An IP address is reserved and forgotten. None of these are large individually. Together, over months, they represent real spend, and occasionally a security surface that no one intended to leave open.
Average $2,400/year recovered per environment without a manual audit.
What it does
What it will never do
Conservative by design. Resources are only flagged after passing configurable age thresholds (default: 30 days). Any resource with active dependencies is excluded. Resources tagged with protection labels are never touched.
Version Guard
Deferred upgrades make eventual upgrades expensive
Skipping minor version updates is understandable in the short term. But each skipped version is a tax on the next upgrade: more changelog to read, more deprecations to handle, more potential for breakage when you finally have to move. When a critical security patch comes out and you need to upgrade urgently, being three minor versions behind turns a one-hour task into a week-long project.
Versions stay current in small steps. Urgent upgrades stop being week-long projects.
What it does
What it will never do
The dry-plan is not optional. If the upgrade causes a plan failure, no PR is opened. Major version bumps are never proposed automatically. You only see upgrade proposals that are known to work against your current infrastructure.
Every finding goes through your approval workflow
No check self-applies. Each one surfaces a finding, opens a pull request, and waits. Your team sees the full picture: blast radius, cost delta, and policy results, then decides what happens. The checks do the looking. Your team makes the calls.
Stop finding production problems during incidents.
All three checks run on your infrastructure in under 30 minutes. Free tier available. No credit card required.