DeepCube is spatial observability software for DevOps and SRE teams who run distributed systems in production. It is a serious engineering tool, not a game. You sign in with a work identity (Microsoft Entra ID or an Immersive Fusion account) because DeepCube connects to your live production telemetry, and that data belongs to your organization, not a public profile.

Free to start. Create an account and walk our always-on demo grids: no card, no sales call. To send your own telemetry, the Start plan is free and provisioning a grid requires a valid credit card. Paid plans for production workloads.

Stop searching dashboards. Start seeing your system.

Every APM and dashboard tool flattens your system into tables and charts, then asks you to rebuild its real shape in your head. DeepCube renders it instead: your services, dependencies, traces, and failures become a place you walk through, updating in real time, in three dimensions. The bottleneck, the failure, the service that should be calling and isn't, all obvious in space and invisible on a dashboard.

Most of an incident is diagnosis, not repair: the time goes to working out which thing broke. The aim is a shorter path from "something is wrong" to "it is fixed."

Built on OpenTelemetry. No proprietary agents. No lock-in.

OpenTelemetry-native. If your app sends OTLP traces and logs, it works: .NET, Java, Python, Go, Node.js, any OTel language. Metrics ingestion is on the roadmap. No agents to install or license, no query language to learn. Change one endpoint URL and you can leave. You own your data.

Tessa, your AI assistant.

Ask in chat or by voice. Tessa reads the traces, logs, and service maps in front of her and explains what is happening and why, so you do not have to be a senior SRE to troubleshoot like one. She is on the demo grids with no card, reading that grid's telemetry. On your own Start grid she runs on a lighter model with a daily allowance.

Who it's for: DevOps, SREs, infrastructure teams, and software architects tired of dashboard fatigue.

Getting started: download the client, sign in with your work identity, and walk a demo grid. No card for that. When you want your own systems in there, provision a grid, which does take a valid credit card, and point your OpenTelemetry data at it. Questions? Find us on Discord.