See how a task becomes a verified build.
Watch it work, live
Open one session full screen. See the stage, the last log line, and a button the moment it needs a person. It looks like the pipeline feels.
A pipeline, not a prompt
Drop in a task. Overwatch plans it, writes the failing test first, builds, and verifies. A step that fails is repaired before it ever reaches you.
Approvals where people already are
Send a step to Slack, get a yes or a no, keep moving. Nobody learns another dashboard.
Boring in the ways that matter.
Where code runs, what gets checked, what gets logged. The parts nobody demos, and the parts that decide the year.
Runs on your machine
The relay agent executes on your own PC with Claude Code. Your repository never leaves it, and Overwatch only sees status.
Verified before you see it
Every stage has its own check. Failures loop back to the agent, and the numbers stay in the audit log.
We cleared a backlog nobody wanted to own. The merge requests arrive with tests already green.
Marta Silvanihead of engineering, FielderOur admin stopped babysitting agents. It just pings us when a decision is actually ours.
Owen Brandtstaff engineer, CassetteWhat sold the team was the log. When something breaks we see the exact stage and the exact repair.
Tom Ekelundcto, Bright CoastYou pay for work, not seats.
The 7-day trial has a $5 daily cap that refreshes every 24 hours. Builder and Team are unlimited.
Trial
Hand it a real task and see a verified build, on us.
- 1 project, 1 relay
- GitLab, GitHub or Jira
- Overwatch Live
- Community support
Builder
For one engineer or a small team shipping every day.
- 5 projects, 2 relays
- GitLab, GitHub and Jira
- Slack approvals
- Full run history
Team
For teams that want Overwatch on every queue.
- Unlimited projects, 5 relays
- 10 seats, shared audit log
- Decision AI and repair loop tuning
- Priority support
Verified builds from the tasks you never get to.
Hand it the task you dread most.
Bring one job nobody enjoys. If Overwatch cannot verify it by the end of the trial, we will tell you so.