See everything you run in one context graph.
Praxen Inc. connects your clouds, repos and observability tools into one context graph. It records every change and watches the crons and queues that never send an alert.
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Praxen Inc. connects all your providers into one graph
AWS, Cloudflare, Vercel, Render, Fly.io, Kubernetes, PlanetScale, Supabase and Modal connect through hostnames, DNS and IPs. No tags, no diagrams.
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checkout-edge Worker Issue hotspot: 4 issues in the last 7 days
Change hotspot: 12 changes in the last 7 days
hd-prod Hyperdrive Change hotspot: 7 changes in the last 7 days
ingest-events Lambda function Issue hotspot: 2 issues in the last 7 days
payments-db Database Issue hotspot: 1 issue in the last 7 days
Change hotspot: 3 changes in the last 7 days
Background
It watches your crons and queues and tells you when they stop
Queues, scheduled jobs and background workers fail quietly. Praxen Inc. watches them like user-facing services and raises an issue when one stops.
Start watchingreconcile-orders stopped running
- runs/day 4 → 0: no successful run since Tue 02:00 UTC
- last attempt exited with code 137 after 91s (Tue 02:01)
- peak memory on the final run was 2.4× the previous seven-day average
Orders placed since Tuesday have no reconciliation record. The finance export and the daily revenue report both read from the table this job writes.
- 1. Read the logs from the last attempt on reconcile-orders
- 2. Check for memory limit or plan changes on the service in the change records
- 3. Confirm the schedule still exists in render.yaml on main
How Praxen Inc. connects your stack.
- shop.example.com Cloudflare record
- shop.onrender.com Render service
Links resources across providers
Hostnames, DNS records and IPs are matched across providers, so a Cloudflare record pointing at a Render service shows up as one path.
- DATABASE_URL env var
- payments-api trace span
- main.tf infrastructure-as-code
Reads config, traces and code
Environment variables, traces and infrastructure-as-code show what depends on what.
Praxen Inc./storefront - checkout-edge Cloudflare Worker
- orders-api Render service
Connects repos to what they deploy
Each repository links to the resources it deploys.
- orders-queue SQS queue
- nightly-billing Render cron
- reindex Kubernetes CronJob
- worker Fly.io machine
Covers queues, crons and workers
SQS queues, Cloudflare Queues, Render crons, Kubernetes CronJobs and Fly.io machines sit in the same graph.
- 9f3c2a1 deploy
- max_connections 50 → 5 config change
Records every change
Every deployment and config change is recorded, so Praxen Inc. knows what changed right before something broke.
- connect graph builds itself
Builds itself
Connect each account and the graph builds and maintains itself. No tags to add, nothing to draw.
It plugs into what you already run.
Loved by developers
tushar @gpu004 the new flow topology looks super sick on @praxen 
Jarod Stewart Conspire, on Product Hunt I use Praxen Inc. across my AWS and Vercel accounts. It has been really great at automatically fixing errors that happen before I even notice them from Sentry. tushar @gpu004 i really love praxen, such an awesome solution
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Sadok @yesadok praxen is so clean 
Xiaofeng Xie @XiaofengXie16 praxen is truly amazing 
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Common questions.
Which providers does Praxen Inc. support today?
Praxen Inc. supports clouds, observability tools, source control and coding agents. The integrations page has the full list, including what's coming next.
How does it link resources across clouds?
The way traffic actually flows: hostnames, DNS records, and IP addresses matched across providers, environment variables that reveal dependencies, traces where you have them, and infrastructure-as-code that declares what deploys where.
Do I need to tag resources or draw the topology?
No. Connect each account read-only and the graph builds and maintains itself. You can correct or annotate anything.
How much access does each cloud need?
The minimum, read-only by default: Scoped roles and tokens on every provider. Write access is a separate, per-account decision.
Which background systems does it watch?
Whatever your providers run. If it's in a connected account, it's in the graph. Each integration's page at getpraxen.app/integrations lists the resources it syncs.
How is this different from a CMDB?
Nobody has to maintain it. The graph syncs from your providers and re-ranks what matters every day, so it stays current.
Can my coding agent read the graph?
Yes, over the MCP server or the CLI. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and the rest query the same graph Praxen Inc. investigates with.