Keep Raises $2.5M to Tackle Alert Fatigue with AI
Keep introduces an AI-powered platform that helps operations teams reduce notification fatigue by deduplicating and correlating alerts from various monitoring tools. The Y Combinator-backed startup secures a $2.5 million pre-seed round to expand its enterprise offering.
Keep offers a modern AIOps platform that helps operations teams cut through the noise of constant notifications by intelligently deduplicating and correlating alerts. While the startup provides a free, open source version that relies on a traditional rule-based system, its paid enterprise product leverages artificial intelligence to solve the ongoing challenge of alert fatigue. The Y Combinator-backed company announces a $2.5 million pre-seed round to further develop this targeted approach to incident management.
The platform functions as an integration service that aggregates data from a wide variety of infrastructure monitoring and observability tools. By pulling all this information into a single hub, Keep enriches individual alerts with valuable context that helps on-call engineers understand exactly what is happening during a crisis. This contextual enrichment allows teams to prioritize critical issues rather than sorting through thousands of disconnected events in a large enterprise environment.
Keep originates from a team with deep roots in cybersecurity and operations, featuring co-founders who previously crossed paths in the Israeli Defense Forces' Unit 8200. The leadership trio brings valuable experience from companies like Cyberbit, CyberArk, Anecdotes, and Grafana Labs, where one founder previously built an alerting startup. With this strong foundation, Keep aims to transform how enterprises interpret observability data during high-pressure outages.