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Enter the World of Your Application®
Your tools aren't blind. They just can't hold your system.
So you hold it, in your head, at 3 a.m. Come stand in it instead.
Break one, explore a few, enter a real one, then bring your own. Each step goes a level deeper.
Start from an example or draw your own topology in a few lines of Mermaid, then kill one call, fire a request, and watch the spans fly through the thing you just built. Nothing here is precious and nothing pages anyone. You never get to pick the bug in production. Here you do. Break it twice. Break it weirdly. That is what it is for. Then go stand in the wreckage you just made and see what it actually looks like from the inside: seeing the telemetry in DeepCube takes a free account.
Choose a scenario (opens in a new tab)Open in DeepCube
demo-shoeboxClick a connection to break it, then watch the failure propagate and see exactly what it looks like in the telemetry.Seven ready-made systems of our own, running right now, nothing to instrument. A clean baseline, an AI-native app, a full incident. And one where a service has gone phantom: still being called, no longer answering, sitting there as a hole among the services still reaching for it. Fly into that one.
demo-snowglobe-traditional-cleanA healthy e-commerce platform. The clean baseline, what good looks like.demo-snowglobe-ai-cleanAI, on a calm day. The agentic story without the noise.demo-snowglobe-ai-flagshipAn AI-native application, observed. Agentic and LLM calls most APMs cannot see inside.demo-snowglobe-blendedThe real world: traditional + AI together. Classic services and AI sharing one topology.demo-snowglobe-traditionalA traditional platform under strain. Classic services only, no AI, with the failures a normal production day actually produces.demo-snowglobe-incidentEverything is on fire. Maximum errors and dead consumers, the root-cause demo.demo-snowglobe-phantomServices you didn't know you had. Phantom detection: dead consumers inferred from the gaps.One Go binary, no Docker. Point it anywhere, needs a key.
snowglobe -endpoint otlp.deepcube.ai:443 \ -headers "api-key=YOUR_KEY" \ -complexity light
A real deployment of ours, running in production on live signal from the outside world. Nothing here was scripted for you, so what you see is what actually happened.
demo-sos-apmThe people flat tools failed. Real observability pain from dev forums, surfaced to a human who replies in their own words, never the AI. When a fetcher dies, a phantom will appear.demo-sos-aiThe people the AI moment is happening to. When someone is scared of AI, a person steps in to help, never the AI. No one here is a lead.Or your own instance of Snowglobe. The steps above are practice. This is the one that wakes you up, and if your app already emits OpenTelemetry you need none of our tools: point it at us and the next time everything is green and it is still broken, go look at the hole yourself.
Sign upInstrument (opens in a new tab)Open in DeepCube
your-gridYour services, your telemetry, named however you like. The key is yours because the data is.Synthetic probes, on your real system. Snowglobe shows you a pretend world; Parallax shows you yours. It walks the graph of your own services from inside your network and makes real, repeat-safe calls (HTTP GET and HEAD, gRPC health), each carrying trace context, so every one of them lands in your grid as a trace you can go and stand in.
Open in DeepCubeComing soon
The open-source engine is out now, as an early release: one binary or the Docker image. Describe your services in a manifest and Parallax walks them. A dry run shows exactly what would be called, and what is refused, without sending anything.
docker run --rm -v "$PWD/examples/shop.yaml:/etc/parallax/parallax.yaml:ro" \ immersivefusion/parallax -manifest /etc/parallax/parallax.yaml -dry-run
A free account gets you in and lets you pick any demo grid, no subscription needed. Prefer to just watch first? The stream asks nothing at all.
Full immersion into spatial observability, or the conventional experience.
You are in it. Services stand around you, traffic moves past you, and the one that should be calling and isn't is a hole you can see from where you are standing.
Walk away from a dashboard and your investigation is gone: it was never a place, only a query that ran. This is still here when you come back.
Dashboards, trace waterfalls, network graphs, plus your grids, keys and billing. Nothing to install. Conventional APM, for a quick look or when the 3D client is not an option.
Start free. The full catalog and the pricing FAQ are on the pricing page.
Start here FreeGrid Start Zero-risk trial and proof of concept, on your own telemetry. Your own OpenTelemetryTessa, the AI assistant, included50 traces and logs per second 7 days of retention3 users $0to start Start free No sales callA dashboard redraws your system every time you ask. A place keeps it.
A recorded loop of one of our live grids. Watch it live on Twitch.
Running right now, unscripted, and nobody started it for you. It is one of our live grids, not a customer's system, but nothing about it is staged: we point chaos at it and hunt the gap live. Watch for a minute, send it to whoever is on call with you, or go play with one yourself.
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Three things a place holds that a flat view cannot:
The same service, across time. The payments service today is the one you saw last Tuesday, wherever the layout draws it. Returning is a comparison, not a coincidence.
What is near is already in frame. Stand at a node and the view scopes itself. No filter written, none babysat.
Your investigation persists. Your position, and what you have ruled out, survive navigation, across the incident, readable by the machine partner beside you.
The full argument, including what failed before: the Spatial Observability manifesto