Enter the world of your application
Your tools are not blind. That was never the problem. They just cannot hold your system, so you hold it, in your head, at 3 a.m. That was never the job. Come stand in it instead.
Take a look
Running right now, unscripted, and nobody started it for you. It is a synthetic system rather than a customer's, but nothing about it is staged: we point chaos at it and hunt the gap live. Watch for a minute, send it to whoever is on call with you, or scroll on and go play with one yourself.
Ready to play?
Break it, explore it, then bring your own.
Chaos simulator
Please break it. Point at a connection and kill it, or pick your poison: wrong table, missing key, a saga that falls over halfway. Nothing here is precious and nothing pages anyone. Then go stand in the wreckage you just made and see what it actually looks like from the inside.
You never get to pick the bug in production. Here you do, so go find out what each kind of break actually looks like. Break it twice. Break it weirdly. That is what it is for.
Nothing to sign up for to break it. Free account to see it in 3D.
Trace generator grids
Seven synthetic systems, running right now, nothing to instrument. A clean baseline, an AI-native app, a full incident. And one where a service has gone phantom: still being called, no longer answering, sitting there as a hole among the services still reaching for it. Walk into that one.
No key. No setup. It is running right now.
Run it yourself? One Go binary, no Docker. Point it anywhere, needs a key.
tracegen -endpoint otlp.iapm.app:443 \ -headers "api-key=YOUR_KEY" \ -complexity light
Troubleshoot your own application
Or your own instance of tracegen. The other two are practice. This is the one that wakes you up, and if your app already emits OpenTelemetry you need none of our tools: point it at us and the next time everything is green and it is still broken, go look at the hole yourself.
Needs a key, because the data is yours. Getting Started walks you through it.
How deep do you want to go?
Full immersion into spatial observability, or the conventional experience.
IAPM (3D & VR)
You are in it. Services stand around you, traffic moves past you, and the one that should be calling and isn't is a hole you can see from where you are standing.
Walk away from a dashboard and your investigation is gone: it was never a place, only a query that ran. This is still here when you come back.
IAPM Web
Dashboards, trace waterfalls, network graphs, plus your grids, keys and billing. Nothing to install. Conventional APM, for a quick look or when the 3D client is not an option.
Why should you believe any of this?
You shouldn't. Not yet.
People have built spatial observability before, and it died. Netflix open-sourced Vizceral, a beautiful live traffic map, and let it go quiet. CodeCity rendered software as buildings. 3D topology viewers and VR network operations centers get rebuilt every hardware cycle and buried every time. Users did not want them.
Our answer to that is a bet, not a proof. What died was spatial rendering: pretty maps you flew a camera through and then went back to your dashboard to do the actual work. A picture, not a place. What is claimed here is different in kind, a position you occupy and an investigation that survives you walking away. That may fail too, and if it fails the same way it belongs in the same graveyard.
It turns on one number: the time from the first anomaly to the moment you are looking at the cause and know it, measured against the best flat tooling there is, a good trace waterfall and a well-tuned dashboard. That number does not exist yet. When it does, it gets published with the method in the open, whichever way it lands.
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