No moat. Still in business.
Software directory for those who don’t want to rebuild, own the updates, the bugs, the support.
- Tracecat
Security teams build automated response workflows and agents, and track incidents as cases, self-hosted or managed.
Security and passwords · Software companies
- Steadwing
An AI on-call helper that looks through logs, metrics and code to find why production broke and suggest fixes.
Since 2026
Free plan · Uptime and monitoring · Developers
- FreeMilk
An iPhone app with a coding agent that builds websites, scripts and Swift apps using free ad-funded AI models.
Since 2026
Free · Developer tools · Individuals and families
- GitWhy
Stores the reasoning from AI coding chats with each git commit and posts it to pull requests for team review.
Since 2026
Free plan · Developer tools · Developers
- Code Input
Browser tool for software teams to resolve git merge conflicts, run a merge queue and manage CODEOWNERS rules.
Since 2026
Free plan · Developer tools · Developers
- Fletch
A Mac app that runs several AI coding agents side by side in separate clones and chains them to plan, build, review and test.
Free · Developer tools · Developers
- IncidentFox
An AI agent that looks into production alerts, finds the likely root cause and prepares fixes for engineering teams.
Since 2026
Free plan · Uptime and monitoring · Developers
- RocketGraph
Observability for logs and traces that answers questions in Slack and drafts fix pull requests when alerts fire.
Since 2026
Free plan · Uptime and monitoring · Developers
- Athas
A light open-source code editor with coding agents, terminals and Git built in, for Mac, Windows and Linux.
Free · Developer tools · Developers
- plsfix
Learns from incidents your team already fixed and answers repeat outages in Slack with a runbook you can run.
Since 2024
Uptime and monitoring · Developers
- RobinRelay
A Slack bot that answers new alerts with notes on how your team fixed similar incidents before.
Since 2025
Free plan · Uptime and monitoring · Developers