For On-Call Engineers
It's 2:47am. Your phone buzzes. You have 6 dashboards and no idea which service is down.
Lane Monkey gives on-call engineers a single board to triage incidents in seconds, not minutes. See every service at a glance. Find the failing lane. Fix it. Go back to sleep.
API response time > 5s
production-api
The 2am dashboard scramble.
You're half-awake, phone in hand. First you open PagerDuty to see the alert details. Then GitHub Actions to check if a recent deploy triggered it. Then Sentry for error spikes. Then Vercel to check the frontend. Then Railway for the API logs. By the time you've checked everything, 15 minutes have passed and you still aren't sure what's broken.
You fixed the wrong service.
The Sentry errors looked related to the auth service, so you spent 25 minutes debugging it. Rolled back the latest deploy. Errors kept coming. Turns out the root cause was a database migration on a completely different service — one you didn't even check because its dashboard was in a different tool. By the time you found it, the incident had been open for over an hour. Users were affected. The post-mortem was painful.
Rolled back deploy. Checked logs. Restarted containers.
Failed database migration broke downstream queries. Hidden in a dashboard you never checked.
1 hr 12 min total incident time. 25 min wasted on the wrong trail.
Same alert. One board. Right service in 30 seconds.
With Lane Monkey, you wake up, open one board, and see every service at a glance. The failing lane is immediately visible — red status on data-service. You click through, see the failed migration, roll it back. 8 minutes from alert to resolution.
Your on-call shifts just got a lot less painful.
Instead of scrambling across 6 tools at 2am, you open one board. Instead of guessing which service is broken, you see it. Instead of an hour-long incident, you're back in bed in 10 minutes.
Sleep better on call.
Free to start, Pro when your team grows. Your first board is ready in under a minute.