Embrace
New accelerator entry · 2019-04-30 · the record
In their words
*S19 and YCG F21* Engineering teams shouldn’t be in the dark when it comes to the performance of their web and mobile apps and user experiences. With our industry-leading observability technology, Embrace aims to give SRE and DevOps teams better insight into what matters most – their users – by tying performance data to backend observability insights. As the only user-focused, use-focused observability solution built on OpenTelemetry, Embrace delivers crucial insights across both DevOps and frontend teams to illuminate real customer impact – not just server impact – to deliver the best app experiences. Customers like The New York Times, Marriott, Warby Parker, Masterclass, Home Depot, and Cameo love Embrace’s observability platform because it makes extremely complicated and voluminous data actionable.
What the record says
- One of 625 companies held here in B2B › Engineering, Product and Design.
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