// how it works
Connect once.Hear from us rarely.
Four steps, none of which involve writing an alert rule.
The four steps
01 — connect
An account, not a config file
Paste a URL, or authorise a provider. No IAM user to create, no policy to write, no long-lived key to paste. Under five minutes to your first watched service.
02 — discover
Beaam finds what to watch
Connect a Cloudflare account and Beaam inventories every Worker, Pages project, zone, bucket, database and queue the token reaches. You should not have to enumerate your own infrastructure before it can be monitored.
03 — decide
Repeated evidence, then correlation
A single bad reading is not an incident. Beaam requires repeated evidence before it will call something broken, then looks across your stack for a common cause — so a database problem reads as one incident, not five alarms.
04 — tell you
One message, in one place
What broke, for how long, what it correlates with, and where to look. Not a dashboard — a sentence. Plus a daily heartbeat, so silence is provably good news.
Go deeper
in detail
How alerting decides
Hysteresis, correlation windows, delivery, acknowledgement and recovery — the actual rules behind "quiet by default".
try it
Interactive demo
Watch an incident form, correlate and resolve. No signup.
connections
Integrations
Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, Hostinger, MongoDB Atlas, Neon, Netlify, Polar, Resend, Sentry, Stripe, Supabase and Vercel — plus HTTP endpoints, MCP servers and your own OpenTelemetry.
the shape of it
Architecture
Including the independent judge whose only job is to notice Beaam failing.
why we built it
Manifesto
The argument for a monitoring tool that is measured by how rarely it speaks.