Correlation over noise
Raw alerts are a starting point, not the product. We group them into incidents with a root cause.
Monitoring shouldn't just draw graphs and page you at 3am. It should understand your estate, keep your data yours, and turn a flood of signals into a clear answer. That belief is OverWatch.
Most tools are great at collecting and terrible at explaining. You end up with a wall of dashboards and a pager that cries wolf. OverWatch was built to close that gap — to baseline what's normal, detect what isn't, and correlate the mess into one incident with a cause. Ask a question in plain language and Walker — the platform's own intelligence, keyless by design — answers from live estate data with evidence attached, or says so honestly when it doesn't know yet.
And it runs on your infrastructure. Your telemetry, your credentials, your logs — AES-256 encrypted at rest and never shipped to someone else's cloud. Self-hosted isn't a checkbox for us; it's the point.
These aren't slogans — they're the decisions behind every feature.
Raw alerts are a starting point, not the product. We group them into incidents with a root cause.
It runs on your infrastructure. Credentials are encrypted at rest; nothing leaves your walls.
Every metric learns its own normal, so detection means something instead of chasing thresholds.
MFA, passkeys, SSO, granular RBAC, and AES-256 encryption at rest — because a monitor sees everything.
A modular catalog means new vendor coverage without waiting on a monolithic release.
From a single node to a clustered, multi-tenant fleet — the same platform the whole way up.
A TypeScript and Node backend drives the poller fabric and AIOps engine; a React front end renders live dashboards, topology, and maps; realtime flows over Socket.IO; and it all sits on PostgreSQL with TimescaleDB for time-series at scale.
Dozens of collectors and services, leader-gated for clustered deployments.
PostgreSQL + TimescaleDB with downsampling and configurable retention.
A React app, a zero-dependency collector agent, and a mobile companion for on-the-go visibility.
Whether you're consolidating tools or standing up monitoring from scratch, we'll show you OverWatch on sample data.