Local-first, not local-optional
Telemetry stays inside your perimeter by default. Nothing about an agent's behaviour is routed through us to make the product work.
Company
AxLoop AI is building the telemetry layer for AI agents wherever they actually run — on devices, not just servers. It's a collector, context-propagation and federation problem, and we're treating it like one.
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Principles
Telemetry stays inside your perimeter by default. Nothing about an agent's behaviour is routed through us to make the product work.
Spans are plain OpenTelemetry with W3C TraceContext. If you want to send them somewhere else tomorrow, you can.
Sensitive parameters are redacted before anything is written to disk, so the safest place for data is where it already is.
The collector is open source and works on its own. The fleet layer earns its keep only once you actually run a fleet.
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Who it's for
Teams running AI agents across laptops, phones and IDEs that need latency, error and cost visibility they can act on.
Anyone who has to answer which tools ran, on which device, and what data passed through them.
Organizations that cannot send agent telemetry to a third-party SaaS and need a deployment that lives in their own infrastructure.
Early access
AxLoop AI is early. We're onboarding a small number of teams running agents across real devices, and shaping the collector around what they find.
If that sounds like your fleet, get in touch with the team to join the early-access list.
Request early access