Your app has five dashboards.
You need one answer.
Connect your backend. WeaveRelay checks the systems behind your app, maps how they work together, and shows you where something is broken.
Read-only by default. Minimum permissions. No automatic fixes.
Everything is connected.
“Is it the deploy? The environment variable? The database? The payment key?”
Stop tab-hopping until something turns green. Ask the stack.
From scattered dashboards
to one clear diagnosis.
WeaveRelay looks across the systems your application depends on, instead of making you investigate each one in isolation.
CONNECT
Link the supported services behind your application using the smallest permissions needed to check them.
MAP
See how source, deployment, runtime, data and payments relate instead of treating them as five separate worlds.
DIAGNOSE
Run live read-only checks and get a simple PASS, WARN, FAIL or SKIPPED result with the failure boundary called out.
Not a mockup.
Not five fake green dots.
WeaveRelay Client #1 is Studio One. Its current proof checks five live systems with read-only probes and reports the result in one place.
Illustrative diagnosis — shown to explain the product, not a live customer result.
Start with the stack
we have actually proven.
No giant logo wall of “coming soon” integrations. Early Access begins with five systems we have working today.
Look deeply.
Touch lightly.
Read-only diagnostics
The initial product is designed to inspect and explain—not change your infrastructure behind your back.
Minimum permission
We ask for the smallest practical access needed for each check and keep provider credentials server-side.
Redacted reports
Public-facing diagnostic results should not expose provider tokens, account IDs or other sensitive connection details.
No “Fix It” yet
Automatic repairs are intentionally outside the initial Early Access product. Diagnosis comes first.
Spend less time
chasing broken connections.
We’re opening WeaveRelay to a small group of software builders. Join the list and tell us what your backend runs on.