The pattern I keep seeing: a team runs their business logic across Make, n8n, GitHub Actions, and a few AWS Step Functions. Each platform has its own execution log, its own alerting (or none), and its own blind spots. A scenario in Make silently stops firing and nobody notices because nobody's watching that specific dashboard that day.
OpsVeritas is one pane of glass across all of it - real-time health, alerts, run history, and team governance for Make, n8n, GitHub Actions, AWS Step Functions, and Zapier. The goal isn't another automation builder, there are enough of those. It's the thing that tells you the moment one of your existing automations actually breaks, regardless of which platform it's running on.
Solo founder, self-funded, live since June. This is the second product in a small family - AI Agents Control Tower is the sibling product for AI-agent-specific monitoring, and Recruiter is the hiring platform built on the same "catch it before the customer does" philosophy.