Project closed

Aftermath

Aftermath was meant to be the production memory layer for engineering teams: capture incidents as they happen, draft post-mortems after, and turn every fix into searchable history that humans and AI agents could query the next time something broke.

The idea was to sit beside tools like PagerDuty and incident.io, not replace them. Import old post-mortems from anywhere, compound institutional knowledge over time, and give small teams without a dedicated SRE a harness for running production incidents well.

Why it stopped

I am shutting the project down. As a solopreneur, the go-to-market motion was unreachable for me: enterprise reliability tooling is sold through trust, teams, and long sales cycles, not a landing page and a product demo.

The wedge was real, but not enough to go head to head against incumbents who already own the incident workflow and are layering AI on top of their own data. Without distribution and a sales motion I could actually run, Aftermath was not going to reach the teams it was built for.