Vesqo
Know what broke, who it hit, and what it costs
Vesqo connects to the tools a SaaS company already runs, read-only, every fifteen minutes, and keeps a history of each source. Twice an hour, and the minute a release ships, a set of rules reads the sources against each other and against the same hours the week before. When they disagree, Vesqo writes a signal: what changed, the release it dates to, the customers in it, the money, and the next step. A critical signal reaches the team at once by email, Slack or webhook; the rest go into one morning email, ranked, with the money next to each line. Questions about the data are answered from the same record, and automations open the issue or post the write-up where the team works. The signals are written by rules, not by a model; AI answers questions asked of Ask Vesqo and sorts news headlines by topic.
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