Early Access · Q2 2026

Stop sending escalations that come back with more questions.

EscalateKit turns raw support context — logs, HAR files, screenshots, threads — into structured, actionable tickets for Jira, Linear, and Slack. No back-and-forth.

Before · After

The before is painfully familiar.

What lands in your engineers' queue versus what should.

What engineers receive today

From: jessica.k@acme.com · Slack DM

"hey — our dashboard is throwing 500s again when users filter by date range. started happening yesterday i think? i attached the HAR file. engineers keep asking me for more info but i don't know what else to give them 😅"

EscalateKit output

Summary

Dashboard returns HTTP 500 on date-range filter — intermittent, onset ~2026-03-05 18:00 UTC

Repro Path

  1. Navigate to Reports → Dashboard
  2. Apply any date-range filter
  3. Observe 500 (not 100% repro rate)

Evidence

HAR trace attached — 500 at line 247, error originates at API layer, no upstream 4xx

Next Checks

  • API gateway logs 03-05 17:00–20:00 UTC
  • Recent deploys to /api/v2/reports
  • Confirm if tied to specific range values

How It Works

Three steps. One structured escalation.

1

Paste in your context

Logs, HAR files, cURL output, screenshots, chat threads. Whatever you have.

2

EscalateKit structures it

Gets you a summary, repro path, expected vs. actual, and environment context. Structured, not summarized.

3

Export to your stack

Export directly to Jira, Linear, or Slack. No reformatting, no copy-paste cleanup.

Who this is for

Heads of Support

Every escalation goes back and forth before engineering moves. EscalateKit makes the first message the only message.

Support Managers

Track which escalations get resolved versus recycled. Set a structure your whole team follows automatically.

Support Engineers

Stop context-switching to find the right format. Write once, export anywhere.

Common Questions

A few things people ask.

Design Partners · Limited Spots

Shape EscalateKit before it ships.

We're working directly with a small group of Support and Support Engineering leaders to build this right. If you deal with escalation quality day-to-day, we want to hear from you.

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