The safety layerto watch
Connect 9 permission-restricted provider integrations. BeforeRed ranks usable signals across your stack and shows the first limit likely to need attention.
Four questions.
One quiet dashboard.
Closest limit, first
Across every service, BeforeRed surfaces the single metric most likely to become a problem, not an average of unrelated bars.
Forecast that admits what it doesn't know
Runway is shown as a range with a confidence level and the basis it came from. No fake countdowns, no fake precision.
Notice when something changes
Sudden growth, unusual spikes, an unfamiliar pattern. BeforeRed tells you what changed and which metric is responsible.
Stale and unreachable are visible
When a provider cannot be read or a metric has gone stale, BeforeRed says so instead of carrying an old green state forward.
Built for
your stack.
Adapters use official provider APIs. Limit ranking only includes observations with a real usage value and a valid limit. A certified label requires a bounded live reconciliation against provider truth.
Honest
by default.
The services
behind your app.
The directory tracks the broader provider landscape. Runtime access and certification remain separate: 14 are wired,8 bounded surfaces are live-reconciled, and 9 pass the current credential-safety gate.
82 tracked · 14 runtime wired · 8 live reconciled · 9 connectable
We monitor your usage,
not your users.
BeforeRed only reads public, official, documented provider APIs. No dashboard scraping and no undocumented internal endpoints. Where a provider lacks a sufficiently restricted credential, new connections stay disabled.
Permission-restricted access
New connections are shown only where the provider supports a monitoring credential restricted against infrastructure changes. Users must confirm the documented scope before connecting.
Encrypted credentials
Provider credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and a server-only 32-byte encryption key. Each write gets a unique random IV.
No source, no rows, no users
We monitor usage, not your users. BeforeRed never reads database rows, customer emails, your application code, or your environment.
Per-user authorization
Connection and sync routes verify the signed-in owner on the server. Self-serve provider disconnect removes the stored credential and stops future syncs.
Is your app
safe to launch?
Connect your stack. See what is getting close and what could become a problem first, before you share the link with the world.
No credit card. Paid checkout is not active. New connections require provider-enforced restricted access.