The worst part of an outage isn't the fix. It's the hour of report-writing afterwards when you're already exhausted.
So I built Darthmortem — paste your raw timeline (Slack messages, logs, notes) and get a structured postmortem draft: summary, timeline table, 3 root-cause hypotheses, impact, action items. As markdown you can drop straight into Notion/Confluence.
Why I built it this way:
- No signup, no backend — runs entirely in your browser. Nothing uploaded. I don't want your incident data either.
- Handles both
14:02 - eventand14:02 | event | sourceformats - Auto-calculates detection gap (impact → detection) — usually the most useful number nobody bothers with
It's free. Try it with your last incident (or a sanitized timeline) and tell me:
What's missing from the draft that your team actually needs in a postmortem?
Roast me. I want to make this actually useful.
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