Uptime and heartbeats
Know whether the release held with availability checks.
Every stage. One connected story.
Follow the signal from customer feedback to the evidence that proves what happened next.
Select a stage. See what is supported there.
Reliability
Know whether it held.
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Incidents and status pages
Keep incident response and customer-facing status context together.
Web performance
Review Lighthouse report evidence against configured targets.
Test intelligence
Investigate test outcomes and flakiness evidence across runs.
Every part of the loop, one click away.
One workspace
Signals in, evidence out.
From the first customer signal to the audit trail, every part of the loop links to the next. Jump into any piece.
Feedback
Hear the customer.
Capture and triage feedback with structured context and AI insight.
Feature flags
Roll it out.
Typed flags, targeting, and deterministic rollouts.
Uptime
Watch it hold.
Monitors, SLA windows, and incident response.
Deployments
Ship with a record.
Services, environments, rollbacks, and the four DORA metrics from your real deploys.
AI usage
Know the spend.
Usage evidence and estimated cost, with privacy controls.
Audit logs
Prove what changed.
A transactional trail across the workspace.
A single change keeps its context as it moves.
One change, connected
Follow an illustrative signal as its context travels through the supported loop.
Feedback
An illustrative customer signal enters the shared feedback workspace.
The shared loop answers different questions for every role.
The question to answer
How does every supported signal connect across the product development loop?
Keep customer feedback, delivery, release health, quality, reliability, and cost context connected.
In focus: bd · discovery · feedback · product · engineering · release · reliability · evidence
Engineering
Build and verify the change.
GitHub delivery evidence
Build and verify the change with supported GitHub context.
VCS insights
Inspect delivery workflow activity in the connected release workspace.
Test intelligence
Investigate test outcomes and flakiness evidence across runs.
API Explorer
Keep supported API contracts inspectable alongside release evidence.
Compute pricing
Compare public cloud compute pricing as planning evidence.
Keep supported signals in the places your team already works.
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Source control
GitHub
Connect repositories, commits, pull requests, and CI context to release evidence.
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Communication
Slack
Send supported operational notifications to the channels where teams coordinate.
03
Communication
Microsoft Teams
Route supported operational notifications into Microsoft Teams.
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Communication
Google Chat
Route supported operational notifications into Google Chat spaces.
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Automation
Webhooks
Connect supported events to the internal tools and workflows your team already uses.
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Source control
GitLab
Bring merge requests, pipelines, and CI context into the delivery loop.
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Source control
Bitbucket
Connect Bitbucket pull requests and pipeline runs to release evidence.
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Communication
Discord
Route supported operational notifications into Discord channels.
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Automation
Zapier
Fan supported delivery events out to thousands of downstream apps.
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Project management
Linear
Tie issues and cycles to the changes that resolve them.
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Project management
Jira
Connect Jira issues to delivery and release evidence.
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Observability
Datadog
Correlate deploys with metrics, monitors, and incident signals.
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Observability
Sentry
Link error and regression signals back to the release that shipped them.
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Observability
PagerDuty
Bring incident timelines next to the delivery record that triggered them.
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Deployment
Vercel
Connect Vercel deployments and preview URLs to release history.
See the kind of context a release can leave behind.
An illustrative release receipt
Demo data- Change
- Illustrative feedback signal
- Delivery
- Illustrative GitHub delivery context
- Release
- Illustrative deployment record
- Health
- Illustrative availability check
- History
- Illustrative audit history
Great without AI. Superhuman with it.
lube has to earn its place with AI switched off. Then AI makes the person using it faster, on your provider, with your data, and every estimate labeled as an estimate.
Product and engineering teams who were tired of the mess.
“I stopped pinging three people to find out whether a release actually went out.”
“Feedback finally sits next to the work that answers it. No more re-explaining the same request.”
“Deploy, the flag behind it, and the uptime dip are in one place. Incident reviews got a lot shorter.”
“I can see delivery flow without turning my team into a leaderboard. That mattered to me.”
“I stopped pinging three people to find out whether a release actually went out.”
“Feedback finally sits next to the work that answers it. No more re-explaining the same request.”
“Deploy, the flag behind it, and the uptime dip are in one place. Incident reviews got a lot shorter.”
“I can see delivery flow without turning my team into a leaderboard. That mattered to me.”
“No more begging for a seat in a tool I only need to read from. I just have the context.”
“The flaky test that wasted our week finally showed up as a pattern instead of a mystery.”
“One workspace from the customer signal to the audit trail. Our tool sprawl actually went down.”
“AI spend and adoption are finally reviewable without a spreadsheet nobody trusts.”
“No more begging for a seat in a tool I only need to read from. I just have the context.”
“The flaky test that wasted our week finally showed up as a pattern instead of a mystery.”
“One workspace from the customer signal to the audit trail. Our tool sprawl actually went down.”
“AI spend and adoption are finally reviewable without a spreadsheet nobody trusts.”
Start free. Add the workspace depth your team needs.
Preview pricing
Amounts are provisional launch previews and may change before general availability.
Free
$0
Preview / provisionalper user per month, billed annually
Start with the core workspace and evaluate a supported workflow.
- Core product workspace
- Self-serve setup
- Launch-ready integrations
Team
$15
per user per month, billed annually
Connect product and engineering evidence for a growing team.
- Everything in Free
- Expanded team workflows
- Shared operational evidence
Company
$30
per user per month, billed annually
Give several teams shared visibility, permissions, and auditability.
- Everything in Team
- Broader workspace controls
- Organization-level visibility
We built lube because we were tired of the mess.
Tool switchingAccess gatesForwarded feedbackSeat costsSilent delays
lube is built by developers and product people who spent years switching between a dozen tools just to answer one question. What did the customer ask for? What shipped? Is it holding up?
The context we needed was always one login away. Sometimes you had access, sometimes you did not. You could not see feedback yourself, so you waited on someone to forward it, and the delay quietly cost you. The company would not pay for another seat, so the people told to keep up with users never actually could.
It was a mess that slowed everything down. So we started building the workspace we always wanted: one place where the signal, the delivery, and the evidence live together, and where access is not a gate between you and your own work.
Built out of the pain we lived, for the teams still living it.
Your next release already has a story. Make it visible.
Begin with a self-serve workspace, then bring the rest of your supported product development loop into view.