ChecklyDiscovery
01 / 07
Checkly

Application reliability for the age of AI-generated code.

The only reliability platform with AI inside the product to make sense of failures, and an open, code-first surface for agents to build and operate reliability on their own.

ChecklyThe problem
02 / 07
Why now

AI ships code faster than your monitoring can keep up.

Every team we talk to has the same three problems. The monitoring stack was built for a world where humans wrote every line of code — and it's breaking now that they don't.

01

Coverage gaps

Agents ship endpoints and flows faster than anyone can write tests for them. Engineers find out what's broken when customers do.

The scale mismatch
02

Brittle, click-built monitors

Record-and-replay tools break the moment the UI changes. Synthetic modules bolted onto APM suites can't script complex auth or multi-step flows.

The tooling mismatch
03

Triage without context

Alerts fire. Engineers reconstruct the incident from scratch at 2am — no trace, no impact, no fix. And no agent can act on a screenshot in PagerDuty.

The workflow mismatch
ChecklyPlatform
03 / 07
One platform. Three jobs.

Detect incidents. Communicate them. Resolve them fast.

Detect

Find failures before customers do.

  • Test ReporterCI test analytics & flake tracking
  • UptimeHTTP, TCP, heartbeat, ICMP
  • SyntheticNative Playwright, global infra
  • Agentic MonitorsNatural-language checks via Rocky

Communicate

Get the right signal to the right team.

  • AlertsEvery channel, including agent webhooks
  • Status PagesAuto-updated from monitor state
  • DashboardsShare reliability with the business

Resolve

Ship the fix, not the war room.

  • Rocky AIRoot cause · impact analysis· suggested fix
  • TracesFrom browser request to backend span
ChecklyProof
04 / 07
Trusted by teams that can't afford to be down

From hyperscale platforms to global retail — Checkly runs in production.

Vercel
1Password
Airbus
CrowdStrike
Fanatics
Fastly
Mistral
Puma
ServiceNow
GoFundMe
Total Wine
Hopper
Carhartt
Wiz
Gartner
Recognized in Digital Experience Monitoring
Analyst validation
Pioneered MaC
The first headless monitoring platform — monitoring-as-code, managed in your repo
Category creator
AI-Native
Rocky AI inside the product, and a CLI + MCP surface built for agents to operate
Two structural bets
ChecklyDifferentiation
05 / 07
Two bets on AI

Most vendors are bolting AI on. We made two structural bets.

Bet 01 · Embedded

AI in the product.

Rocky AI analyzes every artifact — error messages, stack traces, console logs, video, screenshots, Playwright traces, network requests, your check code — and ships a diagnosis directly into your alert channels.

Root cause analysis
Reason through the trace, not guess from the alert.
User-impact assessment
Know how many real users are affected, right now.
Suggested code fix
For TypeScript checks, Rocky proposes the diff.
Bet 02 · Open

AI in the platform.

Checkly is built from the CLI and API up. Any LLM agent can create, manage, and escalate tests and monitors directly from the workflow they're already in — as a first-class user, not a dashboard consumer.

CLI, APIs, Terraform, MCP
Every function is programmable.
Agent Skills
Discoverable Skills so agents use Checkly correctly.
Markdown-native docs
Token-efficient, self-documenting, made to be read.
ChecklyThe closed loop
06 / 07
What AI-native reliability actually looks like

The loop no other vendor can tell end-to-end.

01

Agent ships a feature

A coding agent writes the endpoint or flow.

02

Agent writes tests

Playwright tests for what it just built.

03

Runs in CI/CD

Validates before the merge.

04

Promoted to production

One CLI command: tests become monitors.

05

Rocky diagnoses

On failure: root cause, user impact, fix.

06

Agent opens a PR

Reads the diagnosis via MCP. Ships the fix.

One codebase, one loop. Tests become monitors. Monitors become diagnoses. Diagnoses become PRs.
THIS IS THE PITCH — no competitor can close this loop.
ChecklyOver to you
07 / 07
Discovery

Tell us where you're at.

We find the right shape of Checkly by understanding your stack, your renewal window, and where AI is already in your workflow.

Five questions we want to answer together
01What does your team use Playwright (or Cypress) for today?
02Who owns production synthetic coverage — and how does that coverage get created?
03What’s the worst recent incident you’d have caught earlier with better coverage?
04How are your AI coding agents interacting with your testing and monitoring stack?
05When does your current synthetic tool come up for renewal?

If this fits, here's what's next

30-minute technical deep-dive with your team.
We'll mirror your stack, walk through Rocky on a real failure, and talk through consolidation away from bolt-on synthetic modules.

Signals we're listening for

  • Playwright in use (or Cypress migration in progress)
  • Datadog / Dynatrace / New Relic renewal or cost shock
  • Platform or SRE team owning tooling decisions
  • Coding agents already in the workflow
  • A recent incident or new reliability OKR