Critical events → phone. Immediately.
Receive push notifications on your mobile or in the webapp.
Learn more Operational sends alerts in a live timeline
so you always know what’s going on.
Every day, hundreds of founders are sending notifications to themselves for critical events.




They will send events for user signups, cronjobs, status updates, webhooks, etc
- in other words, operational issues.
Operational is built from the ground up to receive events for your product.
Receive push notifications on your mobile or in the webapp.
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Use Action Buttons to trigger webhooks within your product.
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Chain events together to get a better understanding of your workflows.
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Track those pesky webhooks with ease.

Copyimport Operational from "@operational.co/sdk";
const ops = new Operational("API_KEY");
await ops.events.ingest({
name: "user signup",
avatar: "😃"
});
Tracking tools can be notoriously hard to integrate.
To make this easier, we have a Playground where you can copy-paste code and simply sprinkle it in your codebase.
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And much more..
Operational has an extremely expressive API. Use it to fix operational problems inside your product and free up your time.
Hey friend,
In the early days of running my SaaS(Swipekit), I had no clue what was happening inside my product.
I tried a bunch of tools for a few months. They were unfortunately very basic and none of them were purpose built for tech founders.
So I built Operational.
Today, Operational helps me manage my SaaS and saves me hours that would be spent on pointless rot work otherwise.
If you want to streamline your work just as I did, Operational is waiting for you.
Shash Founder, Operational How is this different than Posthog, Mixpanel, etc?
Posthog, Mixpanel etc are in the product analytics space.
They are designed to ingest up as many events as possible inside your product, eg user clicks, ab testing, backend events, etc.
After ingesting up events, they can tell you how many signups you had in the last month, what feature did your users use, etc.
Operational is built to track key events such as user signups, cancellations, etc. It can send you push notifications for these events and you can run triggers from these events.
This makes Operational great for understanding what specific paths a user took inside your product, setting up a audit logging system, triggering workflows manually, and solving other operational issues.
In other words, Operational runs complimentary to product analytics tools.
Operational is purpose built for developers / tech products.
As for Logsnag, we have a detailed breakdown of our differences here.
While most of our docs are centered towards SaaS examples, anyone running a online product can use Operational.
This includes server orchestration, Wordpress, other CMS, custom products for managing hardware, etc.
All tools in this category have the same problem - takes ages to setup.
So we made a playground area where you can literally copy paste code and drop it in your product!
This will get you up and running in a few minutes.
You don't have a SDK for my language/framework.
We thought of that too!
Since Operational is a brand new product, SDKs are limited, but we’ve got wrappers for most popular languages.
Operational is very new, and as such we don't have any major customers.
However Operational was created to control and manage Swipekit remotely because its founder was sick of taking their laptop around everywhere.
Swipekit literally runs on Operational. This is the biggest customer we have for now.