A tool we built because production kept breaking on us.
StackCircuit365 is a free-forever release safety tool for developers on GitHub, Vercel, Next.js, and TypeScript. It catches a customer-facing problem caused by a new deploy, points at the release responsible, and restores the last verified healthy version when that is safe to do.
The bug was never the hard part.
StackCircuit365 started with a problem the two of us kept running into. We would ship a change, everything looked fine, and then a customer would tell us that something was broken in production. The fix was usually simple once we found it. Finding it was the hard part, and it cost us sleep.
We wanted a tool that noticed the break before a customer did, pointed at the release that caused it, and put the last good version back while we worked out the real fix. Nothing we found did exactly that for a small team on GitHub and Vercel, so we built it ourselves.
The name is a promise. Every release runs through a circuit that can trip when something goes wrong, all day and all night, so a bad deploy does not have to become a bad night.
Two builders, one narrow mission.
Rahul Awasthi
Lead Developer and Architect // Co-founder
Rahul designs and builds the detection and recovery engine at the core of StackCircuit365. He cares most about the parts a user never sees: the policy checks that keep an automated rollback from ever doing the wrong thing.
Pritam Avuthu
Lead Product Designer // Co-founder
Pritam shapes how StackCircuit365 looks and reads. His work turns a tense production incident into a page you can understand in seconds, so a recovery feels controlled instead of frantic.
Prerelease 0.5.0
The first prerelease ships on npm for early design partners.
Public launch
StackCircuit365 opens to developers at 6:00 PM CT.
Every release has a safety circuit.
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