Sazabi is an observability platform for engineering teams that ship quickly. The premise is that most of what you need in order to understand a production incident is already in the logs, and the reason nobody finds it is that reading them is slow work done under pressure at an unhelpful hour.
So Sazabi does the reading. It correlates what happened, explains why something broke, and offers a fix rather than a dashboard, which is the difference between knowing a service is unhealthy and knowing which change made it that way.
The company was founded in 2025 by Sherwood Callaway, who had already been through Y Combinator once and spent years debugging production systems before starting it. It went through Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch and is based in San Francisco.
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An observability platform built around AI. It reads your logs, works out why something broke in production, and proposes the fix.
How is that different from a normal monitoring tool?
A dashboard tells you a service is unhealthy. The work after that - reading through logs to find which change caused it - is the part that takes the time, and that is the part Sazabi is aimed at.
When was Sazabi founded, and where is it based?
Founded in 2025 by Sherwood Callaway, based in San Francisco, and part of Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch.
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