Your app is live, and you're still guessing what needs attention.

Observability for vibe-coded apps, built for Claude Code.

Your frontend runs on one platform, your database on another and your mobile app somewhere else, and each one keeps its own logs. OpsBeaver watches all of them and writes up what it finds as one brief that Claude Code can act on. You review the work.

After each deploy, OpsBeaver compares the new release with the one it replaced.

Connect a service

One brief, wherever the problem is

It could be a browser error, a slow query, an exposed table or a token bill that doubled. OpsBeaver traces each signal to the service and release it came from, then writes one brief your agent can work from. A brief has four parts:

• What broke: the part of your app that's affected and the release where it started.
• Evidence: the traces, sessions and logs behind it, from every platform the service runs on.
• Probable cause: an explanation your agent can check.
• Suggested change: a proposed fix with pointers into your code.

Pick your next change based on how people use your app

Production data also shows where people get stuck and which pages are slow. A development brief turns that into a proposed change. Ask for one when you plan work, or have one sent on a schedule.

The change is live. Did it help?

OpsBeaver compares errors and response times with the previous release. If something got worse, you get a new brief that points back to the change.

One price per service, run in the EU

You pay a flat price for each service. There are no per-seat or per-event charges, and your agent is never billed as a user. OpsBeaver is owned and hosted in the EU. It stores no IP addresses, and its SDK sets no cookies.

Have Claude Code set it up

With the OpsBeaver plugin, your agent can install and verify monitoring for each service. OpsBeaver reports anything still missing so the agent can finish the setup. Your agent reads briefs through MCP or the CLI. You read the same briefs on the web.

You approve the work.

Questions

What is observability for vibe-coded apps?

It means monitoring an app that an AI coding agent wrote most of. OpsBeaver watches errors, usage, security and cost in production and writes them up as briefs the agent that built the app can act on.

Do I need monitoring for an app built with Claude Code?

Yes, once real people use it. Without monitoring you find out about a broken signup or a leaking database table from a user, if at all, and you cannot tell whether your last deploy made things better or worse.

How does OpsBeaver work with Claude Code?

The OpsBeaver plugin lets Claude Code install and verify monitoring for each service. Claude Code then reads briefs through MCP or the OpsBeaver CLI, proposes the change, and you approve it.

What can OpsBeaver watch?

Web apps, iOS and Android apps, and any backend that sends OpenTelemetry. One service can span several platforms, and its brief combines what each platform reports.

Where is my data stored?

In Helsinki. OpsBeaver is owned and hosted in the EU, stores no IP addresses, and its SDK sets no cookies.

How is OpsBeaver priced?

A flat price per service. There are no per-seat or per-event charges, your agent is never billed as a user, and the free tier covers two services.

Read more: what breaks in vibe-coded apps.