# Hey Redditor 👋  No BS, here's Coroot in 15 seconds

We had Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, and Jaeger, and still couldn't answer "what's broken?" So we built Coroot.

Open source·Apache 2.0·7,300+ GitHub stars

## What it actually does

Three things that matter, zero fluff

### Collects everything automatically

eBPF-based. No SDKs, no agents config, no code changes. Deploy it, and it instruments your entire stack in minutes.

### Dashboards & alerts out of the box

Pre-configured dashboards, SLO tracking, and smart alerts. No more writing PromQL at 2am to figure out if something's actually broken.

### AI root cause analysis that actually works

When something breaks, our AI analyzes metrics, logs, traces, and profiles together. Like an experienced on-call engineer, except it takes seconds, not hours.

## Built different

Why devs actually stick with it

### Open source

Apache 2.0. Read the code, fork it, self-host it. No vendor lock-in BS.

### ClickHouse storage

All your telemetry in ClickHouse. Efficient, fast, and you own your data.

### 2-minute setup

Helm chart or docker-compose. Seriously, 2 minutes.

### Works everywhere

Kubernetes, VMs, bare metal. We don't care, it just works.

## How we make money

Coroot is open source. We sell an Enterprise Edition for teams that need more.

### Community Edition

Everything you need for hands-on troubleshooting. All telemetry signals, pre-built dashboards, SLO tracking, and alerting. Fully self-hosted, no limits.

- Metrics, logs, traces, and profiles
- Service map & dependency tracking
- Pre-configured dashboards & alerts
- ClickHouse storage, you own your data
- Apache 2.0, fork it, extend it, ship it

### Enterprise Edition

Everything in Community, plus AI-powered root cause analysis and the features teams need at scale.

- AI root cause analysis, seconds not hours
- SSO & RBAC for team access control
- SLA-backed support
- Self-hosted, no per-GB billing
- Free trial, no credit card required

## Give it 5 minutes. You'll get it.

No credit card. No sales call. Just deploy it and see what happens.

[Try Enterprise Edition](https://coroot.com/account/signup) [Start with Open Source](https://docs.coroot.com/)