Slack triage
Assign, escalate, and track fires without leaving Slack. No extra dashboards, no context switching.
Learn more →Handle daily fires once
Slack stops scaling
The missing layer between Slack and incident tools. Fire handles the 90% of daily issues that no one really owns or tracks — so your team stays focused on shipping.
Your Slack handle worked.
Until it didn't.
Fire is built for CTOs, Heads of Engineering, and founding engineers leading teams of 8–25 engineers through daily customer-driven fire drills.
- CTOs & Heads of Engineering — Stop routing every issue manually. Fire assigns, tracks, and retains context so you don’t have to.
- Tech leads & founding engineers — You shouldn’t be the one everyone pings when something breaks.
- Growing product teams — Keep the team shipping while customer issues still get a clear owner, timeline, and resolution path.
Most teams are live within an hour of installing the Slack app. No migration, no training sessions — Fire layers onto your existing workspace.
One surface for
every daily fire.
Triage in Slack, get AI guidance, and keep customers informed — all from one thread.
AI guidance
An AI agent that suggests next steps based on context. Guides any engineer to resolution — never acts on its own.
Learn more →Status pages
Keep customers informed directly from the Slack thread — no copy-paste, no parallel workflows.
Learn more →One plan.
No surprises.
Pay only for responders in active rotations. Everyone else is free.
Per responder seat
€10 / month
Only the people carrying the fire load are billable.
Viewer seatsFree
Status pagesIncluded
Frequently asked
questions
Common questions from teams evaluating Fire.
What do we pay for?
Only responders in active rotations. Viewers, stakeholders, and status pages are all included at no extra cost.
What if we don't use Slack?
Fire is built around Slack. If your team doesn't use it, Fire isn't the right fit today. Contact us to see if we can implement a similar solution for your team.
Does the AI take actions automatically?
No. The AI suggests next steps based on context, but every action is taken by a human. It guides — it doesn't override.
We already use PagerDuty / Opsgenie — why do we need Fire?
Those tools handle critical alerts and paging. Fire handles the 90% of daily issues that never reach them — broken demos, blocked onboarding, 'hey, this is broken' moments that live in Slack. Most teams use Fire alongside their existing alerting stack.
We just use a Slack channel for this stuff.
That works great until you split into teams or grow past ~8 engineers. Then coordination breaks, things slip through, and the same people get pinged for everything. Fire adds structure without adding process.
How long does setup take?
Most teams are live after one focused session. There's no migration — Fire layers onto your existing Slack workspace.
Still have questions? Book a call.
Your next fire,
handled well
Structure when it matters. No more Slack chaos.