Kintaba provides a dashboard and collaborative incident workspace that assembles responders, logs live activity, integrates with Slack, and guides teams through automated post-mortems and scheduling. The product emphasizes turning outages into learning opportunities by combining alerting, stakeholder updates, a rich-text post-mortem editor, and an automated scheduling assistant. The team — John Egan, Zac Morris and Cole Potrocky — built the product from pain points they experienced at Facebook and from a prior crypto-wallet project called Vault. Kintaba launched publicly with a four-person team and positions itself to complement monitoring tools like PagerDuty rather than replace them. The company signals a possible commercial price point of about $12 per user per month in the article and highlights integrations with Slack and existing monitoring systems. The team sees adjacent markets in task prioritization, knowledge sharing, observability and team collaboration as potential expansion areas.

Total raised

$2M

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Feb 2020