Fabian Lange

Dash0 started with the vision to build observability that fully embraces Open Telemetry. Instead of building the core observability product first, they built OTelBin. A small Open Source project that helps configuring OpenTelemetry collectors. The main product just launched. Its an observability solution that is as mature as many of their competitors. It launched already with full support for metrics, traces and logs, as well as dashboarding and alerting features. Everything fully built on OpenTelemetry, using the established and community agreed upon semantics. Supporting many Community projects in the OTel ecosystem like Perses, which allows apps to ship with dashboards as code. Its fast, its beautiful and clearly built by a team that is passionate about building the best o11y solution on the market!

The mission of @danielbakh and @dorin_t totally resonates with me. As a maker of a SaaS product, I know the frustration they describe first hand. No matter how great the UX of your product is, or how well thought out everything in your product is: Users will have problems. And the unfortunate reality is, that the user who have problems, are also the ones who struggle with support tools the most. I lost count how often I got an unreadable screenshot embedded in a word document created as new support ticket. Fullview is a game changer (do we still say that? :)) - Instant support. No struggling. Seeing what the user sees. Everybody needs Fullview