incident.io

incident.io is a UK-built incident management platform for on-call, response, and status pages — rolled into one AI-native workflow. The platform's AI SRE investigates alerts in-flight, drafts PR-ready fixes, and suggests next steps, while AI-native post-mortems turn raw incident data into a full retrospective draft in minutes so engineers can get back to shipping instead of writing reports.

Alerts route through configurable schedules and fire directly into Slack or Microsoft Teams, where responders run the full incident lifecycle without leaving chat — opening channels, pulling service-catalog context, triggering workflows, and publishing customer updates to automated status pages. An insights dashboard surfaces recurring noise, broken runbooks, and team-level MTTR trends across every connected tool.

Key benefits:

• On-call scheduling with rotations, escalation policies, and a mobile app for paging
• AI SRE that investigates alerts and summarizes next steps as incidents unfold
• Slack & Teams response — channel orchestration, role assignment, and timeline capture
• AI-generated post-mortems turning incident data into a data-rich retrospective draft
• Automated status pages that publish customer updates the moment severity shifts
• Service catalog surfacing ownership, dependencies, and runbooks during live incidents
• Insights dashboard tracking MTTR, alert volume, and noise reduction across teams
• Workflows engine automating paging, comms, JIRA tickets, and follow-up tasks

incident.io is built and operated by Pineapple Technology Ltd., headquartered in London, United Kingdom. The service is SOC 2 Type I & II audited and GDPR compliant, with data encrypted at rest using AES-256 and passwords stored via cryptographic one-way hashes. Annual third-party penetration testing and weekly OWASP-focused vulnerability scans back the public Trust Center.

Trusted by Netflix, Airbnb, Linear, Intercom, Etsy, Square, Vanta, Skyscanner, and WorkOS — ideal for SRE and platform teams that need structured, AI-assisted incident response without duct-taping three tools together.