Mystery latency
Users say it’s slow. Nobody can say why.
Observability
Every request, every token, every millisecond — recorded, searchable and beautifully clear.
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When AI is a black box, a slow answer, a failing key or a spending spike shows up as a customer complaint — or an invoice.
Users say it’s slow. Nobody can say why.
Costs rise and nobody knows which feature did it.
Failures hide in logs nobody reads.
Capabilities
No extra agents, no extra tooling. It’s all in your console.
Model, key, tokens, latency, status and cost for every call.
Trends by day, by model and by key, at a glance.
Spot slow paths before your users do.
See your hit rate and the savings it brings.
Know your costs today, not at month end.
Administrative actions are logged, so every change has an owner.
How it works
Make requests as you normally would.
Your data is already there — no instrumentation needed.
Tune models, caching and limits with real numbers.
Use cases
Find the failing request and see exactly what happened.
Attribute spend to the keys and features that drive it.
Show stakeholders real latency and reliability data.
Move workloads to the model that serves them best.
Outcomes
Observability comes with every request.
Nothing billed that you can’t trace.
Spend and usage visible as it happens.
If it happened, you can see it.
Total transparency, from first token to final invoice.
FAQ
The model, the key used, input and output tokens, latency, cache hit, price, status and any error, plus a short preview of the prompt and response.
No. Observability is built into the platform and appears in your console automatically.
Yes. Every request is attributed to the key that sent it.
Requests appear in your history as they are served, and usage rolls up into daily totals.
Records are scoped to your account. See our privacy policy for full detail.