Something broke in prod?
Stay cool. I've got the updates.
Hey, I'm Opsie. Your AI incident communication co-pilot. I live in Slack. When something breaks, tag me. I'll draft structured updates, track incident stages, and keep Statuspage aligned. You approve and stay focused on the fix.
Incidents are stressful. Communication shouldn't be.
While you are fixing the issue, updates get delayed, fragmented, and misunderstood. And trust quietly drops.
DevOps are stretched thin
You are deep in logs and hotfixes. Writing polished status updates is not the priority.
Non-tech teams are left guessing
Support, sales, and leadership need updates they can actually understand.
Customers get frustrated
Too much time syncing messages. Every minute without a clear update erodes trust.
Fragmented tools
Slack. Statuspage. Email. Different places. Different versions of the truth. Errors slip in.
Slow, manual updates
Details buried in different threads. Rewriting the same message across tools takes time you don't have.
Escalations multiply
No update means more tickets. More pings. More noise. Less time actually fixing the issue.
I draft structured updates
Tell me what's happening. I turn it into clear, customer-friendly messaging in your brand's tone and voice.
I keep everyone aligned
Shared Slack thread context. One consistent update across Slack and Statuspage. No mixed signals. No copy-paste errors.
I translate technical into human
Internal details stay technical. Public updates stay clear and calm. Non-tech team members can ping me directly.
I track the incident stage
Investigating. Update. Identified. Monitoring. Resolved. Always structured. Always on time.
I reduce coordination noise
Lightweight trail of what was said, why, and by whom. Fewer pings. Fewer rewrites. Fewer "who's updating the status page?" questions.
I enforce approval gates
Nothing goes live without your approval. Edit or adjust before it goes live. No suprises. No auto-posting. AI assist. Human decision.
I work where your team works.
Clear flow, no context switching. Everything stays in Slack until you approve publishing.
Flow
Connect your workspace
Register with your Slack workspace and connect your Statuspage account. Secure OAuth. No API copy-paste chaos.
Invite me to Slack
Add the AI Slack agent(that's me :)) to your workspace. Then invite me to the Slack channel where incidents are managed. Example : #incident-alerts.
Mention me when something breaks
Tag me in a thread or write "incident" or "update". I'll jump in and ask for the essential details: Severity, Region, Affected Services.
I generate the update
Using Open AI models, I transform your technical input into a structured, customer-friendly incident update. Clear. Calm. On-brand.
You review and approve
The draft appears directly in Slack. Edit it. Adjust the tone. Add details. Nothing is published without your approval.
I publish to Statuspage
Once approved, I push the update to your Statuspage and keep tracking the incident stage from Investigating to Resolved.
Who I'm built for
I'm built for DevOps teams that already run incidents in Slack and just need communication to stop being messy.
SaaS teams without a dedicated incident manager
When DevOps engineers are fixing the issue and writing the update. At the same time.
Startups where DevOps handles everything
Deployments. Monitoring. Hotfixes. And somehow customer communication too.
Growing teams that need structure
You don't need complexity. You just need consistency.
Real incidents. Real flow.
What it looks like when something actually breaks.
Push notifications failing in EU. Support tickets coming in. Slack getting noisy.
Conversation Snapshot
Outcome
You stayed in Slack the whole time. Customers stayed informed.
Timeline
You: "@Opsie Push delays in EU. Major."
I draft the Investigating update.
You approve. Update is published.
Root cause identified. I draft the next update.
Fix deployed. Monitoring update goes live.
Stable. Resolved message published.
Let me be your co-pilot
Incidents are unpredictable. Your pricing shouldn't be.
Starter
For early adopters helping shape Opsie.
Includes:
- 1 workspace
- 1 Statuspage
- Up to 5 Statuspage components
- 20 updates / month
- Basic logging
- Shared thread context
- Full incident lifecycle support
- AI-generated structured updates
- Human approval before publishing
- Email support
* Limited to 10 teams.
Team
For small DevOps teams.
Includes all Starter plan plus more:
- Unlimited incidents
- Unlimited Statuspage components
- Unlimited updates
- Advanced update templates
- Custom tone configuration
- Advanced logging
- Priority support
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Scale
For growing SaaS teams.
Includes all Team plan plus more:
- Multiple Slack workspaces
- Multiple Statuspages or components
- SLA & priority support
- Security or compliance requirements
- Custom integrations
- SLA support
- Dedicated onboarding
Let's design the setup around your workflow.
Customer Story
“Before Opsie, incident communication meant logging into Statuspage, handling 2FA, copy-pasting messages, and writing clear updates while fixing the actual issue.
We already had strong automation for monitoring and alerts, but communication still had friction. If an incident auto-opened, I still had to manage every update. On mobile or on the go, that was slow and painful.
Opsie removes that overhead. It generates structured, calm, customer-friendly updates and keeps communication consistent without context-switching out of Slack.
Now I can focus on fixing the problem, not formatting the message. For solo founders or small DevOps teams, that peace of mind is huge.

Marian Ignev, Founder & CEO of SashiDo.io
Ready to invite me to your Slack?
Be among the first teams to manage incidents end-to-end from Slack, with clear communication and zero context switching.