Runbook automation that turns incident response into checklists.
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Opslune turns incident response into something a team can actually rehearse. Runbooks live next to the alerting stack, stay executable instead of rotting in a wiki, and every step — who did what, when — is recorded for the postmortem without anyone taking notes.
The company was founded in Singapore in 2019 by engineers who kept rebuilding the same internal tooling at successive jobs. Opslune's customers tend to be mid-sized platform teams: big enough to have real incidents, small enough that nobody's full-time job is writing process documents.
