When something breaks in production, fixing the issue is only half the work. Teams also have to explain what happened — to users, to teammates, and sometimes to the public. Turning raw alerts, timestamps, and chat logs into a clear incident postmortem usually takes hours and is easy to get wrong.
I built IncidentPost to make this easier. You paste a raw incident timeline and it produces a structured postmortem with an executive summary, chronological timeline, root cause, mitigations, and action items, all formatted in a way that’s ready to share.
The goal is not marketing language, but a calm, technical, and transparent record of what actually happened.
Live platform: https://incidentpost.vect.pro
It’s a simple pay-per-incident tool — no accounts or subscriptions — designed for teams that need to communicate clearly after outages.
I’d really appreciate feedback from engineers, SREs, and founders who’ve had to write or read postmortems under pressure.