Project Z watches your servers, diagnoses incidents, and applies governed fixes — autonomous monitoring, diagnosis, and recovery for founders who don't have a DevOps team.
Join the waitlistEvery hour spent on infrastructure is an hour not spent on product, users, or revenue.
Downtime doesn't wait for office hours. You're debugging from your phone at 3am, or finding out from a customer email at 9.
No staging team, no release manager. One bad migration and you're restoring backups instead of shipping features.
Uptime pingers and dashboards tell you something broke. None of them tell you why — and none of them fix it.
A closed loop that runs on your infrastructure, under your rules.
Connects to your servers and services. Watches health, logs, and metrics in real time.
When something degrades, it reasons about the cause — not just the symptom that paged you.
Applies the fix only if your policy allows it. Restarts, rollbacks, scaling — all governed.
Every outcome feeds back in. Repeat incidents get resolved faster, or prevented entirely.
"An AI touching production" should scare you. That's why governance comes first.
Nothing executes outside the rules you set. You define what it may touch, and when.
Start in observe-and-propose mode. Promote actions to autonomous only when you're ready.
One click halts all autonomous activity, instantly, everywhere.
Every decision is recorded, hashed, and replayable. You can always answer "why did it do that?"
Founding users get hands-on onboarding directly with the builder and founding pricing, locked for life.
No spam. One email when your spot opens. Unsubscribe anytime.
Not unless you tell it to. Project Z starts in dry-run mode: it observes, diagnoses, and proposes. You promote individual action types to autonomous execution when you trust them — and a kill switch stops everything instantly.
The early-access focus is Docker-based stacks on a VPS or cloud VM — the typical solo-founder setup (app containers, a database, Redis, nginx). If that's roughly you, you're in the target group.
Founding users get a flat founding price, locked for life, and direct access to the builder. Exact pricing is shared when your spot opens — it's deliberately cheaper than one hour of incident response per month.
Onboarding is hands-on and in small batches, in waitlist order. First batch within weeks, not months.
Ziad Merjane — software engineer building Project Z in public. Early users talk directly to me, and what you report shapes what gets built.