California startup unSkript raises $3.75M to automate health checks
CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES — Software firm unSkript, Inc. (unSkript) has secured $3.75 million in pre-seeding, which it aims to use to advance its health-check platform for tech infrastructures.
Investment firms, including Westwave Capital, First Rays Venture Partners, Scribble Ventures, Zero Prime Ventures, participated in the pre-seeding round.
The unSkript platform claims it can lessen troubleshooting time by up to 12 times and resolution time by up to 25 times.
It harnesses artificial intelligence and LLM to automatically detect and resolve health issues in a firm’s tech infrastructure. The platform aids developers and engineers by suggesting the next steps in the debugging process.
“unSkript ships hundreds of pre-built failure signatures (aka health checks) that a team can directly leverage. These signatures span many cloud-native technologies such as kubernetes, databases, messaging, and IAAS cloud. Along with the signatures, we ship a [large language model (LLM)] agent to learn new signatures and provide the next steps on a current problem,” said Abhishek Saxena, unSkript Chief Executive Officer.
With unSkript, developers and engineers no longer need to rely on potentially outdated manuals to maneuver their way around complex incidents. Automating system health checks is imperative to companies where problems become numerous and repetitive, rendering individual handling inefficient.
“This is where a scalable and intelligent solution like unSkript emerges as a pivotal solution, accelerating business agility while significantly reducing the risk of human error and downtime,” said Gaurav Manglik, Partner, Westwave Capital.
