One update.
Every channel. Instantly.
Post one incident update and it reaches your statuspage, your team, and your subscribers at the same time. No more juggling five tools while something's on fire.
The problem with tribal knowledge
If the update isn't everywhere, it isn't out.
An incident isn't over when it's fixed. It's over when everyone who needs to know, does.
You post in Slack, then remember the statuspage, then forget to email subscribers.
Nobody can say for certain when the issue actually started.
The postmortem starts with "wait, what actually happened?"
One update updates the statuspage, notifies your team, and emails subscribers at once.
Every status change is timestamped automatically, from investigating to resolved.
The full timeline is already written by the time you sit down for the postmortem.
Detection
Incidents can open themselves.
When a monitor fails its threshold, Driftro opens an incident automatically, so the clock starts the moment something breaks, not when someone notices.
Updates
Write once, it goes everywhere.
Post a status update and it updates your statuspage, notifies your team, and emails subscribers, all from the same message.
How it works
Everything that happens when you post an update.
Statuspage Sync
Your public status page updates the moment you save, no separate publish step.
Team Notifications
Slack, Discord, or Teams gets the update instantly, wherever your team already works.
Subscriber Email
Everyone who subscribed gets notified automatically, no manual send.
Automatic Timeline
Every status change is timestamped, from investigating to resolved.
Full History
Past incidents stay searchable, so you can point to exactly what happened and when.
Integrations
Say it once. Everyone hears it.
Connect Slack, Discord, or Microsoft Teams in minutes, so every incident update lands exactly where your team is already watching.