Coredumps, structured logs, metrics, and fleet dashboards, at roughly 1/10th the cost of Memfault.
Spotflow integrates directly with the logging and coredump systems already built into Zephyr and ESP-IDF. No proprietary formats, just the tools your team already knows. As the OS evolves, Spotflow evolves with it.
Use our quickstart CLI tool to set up a working workspace tailored for your board. From zero to a running setup in under an hour. No 'request a demo' forms. No sales calls before you can verify it works on your hardware.
Pricing that scales with your fleet as you grow. Every plan includes the full platform. No feature gates, no per-device data caps, no surprises.
Logs, metrics, and core dumps are the foundation. We're building toward autonomous troubleshooting and issue fixing.
We compared tiers with similar usage metrics and features. The result?
Spotflow delivers core features at a fraction of the cost – up to 14x more affordable.

Logs, metrics, core dumps, alerting, and OTA are the foundation for firmware observability. They’re not the reason to bet on a specific observability platform for the next two years.
The bet is on what comes next.
We’re building Spotflow toward automated firmware operations. Tooling that doesn’t just collect telemetry but autonomously reasons about it and suggests improvements to your firmware. Our goal is to reduce the time between detection and fix as much as possible to keep the impact minimal.
Let’s imagine pushing a firmware update on Tuesday and waking up on Wednesday to:
The crash rate has risen to 8% on hardware revision NXP Lock Gen2, firmware 1.2.1, following Tuesday’s update. 1,862 devices affected.
New BMI330 sensor driver version 3.47.0 contains a race condition in sensor_init().
Downgrade the BMI330 sensor driver to version 3.46.0.
New firmware version 1.3.0 with a downgraded sensor driver was deployed to the fleet. Current crash rate is below average, at 1%.
That’s where we’re heading.
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