Kubernetes won — it runs the world's software. But when a workload fails, the diagnosis still lives in one senior engineer's head and a pile of terminal scrollback. TiderOps builds the tools we wished we had: starting with Tider, an open-source desktop that turns a failing workload into an evidence-backed diagnosis; then Tider MCP, read-only evidence for the agents you already use; and later TiderOps Platform, the policy, approval and audit layer for teams that want agents to do more.
From the founder
I've spent years in DevOps and software architecture, and every team I worked with hit the same wall: the hard part of Kubernetes isn't running it — it's operating it calmly, day after day. I started TiderOps to build the tool I always wanted open on my second monitor.