Okay builds an engineering visibility tool and performance dashboard aimed at helping engineering managers identify bottlenecks and improve team engagement. The product integrates with existing tools such as Google Calendar, GitHub, PagerDuty and CircleCI to replace many homegrown solutions. The company spent three years building a complex data product and counts customers including Sourcegraph and mParticle. In the past year Okay says both revenue and customer base grew roughly tenfold. The team is focused on supporting companies with hundreds of engineers today and plans to scale to support organizations with thousands of engineers. Planned product work includes more integrations, new features, shared queries for company-wide data access, and investments in engineering, go-to-market and design. Okay provides observability dashboards for engineering managers that quantify team- and individual-level performance by integrating with toolsets such as GitHub, PagerDuty, CircleCI and Google Calendar. The founders, Antoine Boulanger and Tomas Barreto, built similar in-house tooling at Box and launched Okay out of Y Combinator earlier this year. The product emphasizes team-level insights (e.g., project cycle times, PR review latency) while offering individual metrics like meeting vs. maker time, with an intent to avoid micromanagement. Okay targets high-growth engineering organizations of roughly 50–200 engineers. Early customers include teams at Brex, Plaid and Split. The company is entering open beta and has secured funding to support product development and expansion.

Total raised

$7M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Feb 2022