Dash0

Super intuitive, great UI and customisable dashboarding!

Dash0 started with the vision to build observability that fully embraces Open Telemetry. Instead of building the core observability product first, they built OTelBin. A small Open Source project that helps configuring OpenTelemetry collectors. The main product just launched. Its an observability solution that is as mature as many of their competitors. It launched already with full support for metrics, traces and logs, as well as dashboarding and alerting features. Everything fully built on OpenTelemetry, using the established and community agreed upon semantics. Supporting many Community projects in the OTel ecosystem like Perses, which allows apps to ship with dashboards as code. Its fast, its beautiful and clearly built by a team that is passionate about building the best o11y solution on the market!

I really like the tracing support. Compared to other tools I have used, Dash0 doesn’t make things complex, it’s very intuitive 😊

Dash0 nails it as an observability tool, especially for teams already using OpenTelemetry. With native PromQL, there’s no need to learn new syntax or naming – it just fits. Traces are super clear, making it straightforward to spot slow routes and see how services are interacting. Plus, setup is fast, support is solid, and the team keeps shipping new features. Overall, Dash0 makes troubleshooting faster and easier, no frills needed.

Dash0 is an awesome observability tool, because it's OpenTelemetry-native. No need to relearn naming conventions or pick up a new query language – it just uses PromQL, which is a huge plus. I really enjoy using Dash0 traces in particular. I love how spans are displayed, making it easy to debug slow routes and get a clear view of how different parts of our distributed system are interacting. If need an observability tool and want something intuitive, Dash0 is definitely worth a look!

Great piece of software for telemetry and visualization.

I have been a beta user for a few weeks now. The product was quick to set up, and the speed in which the team are adding features is insane. The UI is really fast, and clearly built by someone who knows how hard it can be to find decent contextual data. Support are quick to respond too. Commercial model seems fair, and sensible.