About Larm
Monitoring that tells you the truth.
Larm is Swedish for alarm. We named it that because an alarm should mean something. When your monitoring tool wakes you at 3 AM, it should be because your service is actually down, not because a single probe in Virginia had a network hiccup.
Why Larm exists
Most uptime monitoring tools check your site from one or two locations and alert on the first failure. The result is alert fatigue. Your team learns to ignore pages because most of them are false positives. When a real outage happens, it gets lost in the noise.
The tools that solve this problem are enterprise-priced. The tools that are affordable don't solve it. We wanted both: reliable monitoring with alerts you can trust, at a price that makes sense for small and mid-sized teams.
So we built Larm. Probe locations across multiple continents, majority-of-probes voting, confirmation windows, full request waterfall traces, status pages included, and a generous free tier with no commercial use restrictions. The whole platform runs on EU-owned infrastructure.
What we believe
INDEPENDENCE
Self-funded, no investors
No board to impress, no growth targets to hit, no pressure to ship features that serve fundraising narratives instead of users. We grow by being useful.
SOVEREIGNTY
EU-owned infrastructure
Your monitoring data lives on EU-owned infrastructure under EU jurisdiction. Not US infrastructure with an EU region label. Hetzner, not AWS. This matters for GDPR, DORA, and NIS2. And even if compliance isn't your thing, it's nice to know where your data lives.
HONESTY
Alerts you can trust
85% of monitoring alerts are false positives industry-wide. We built Larm specifically to fix that. Multi-probe majority voting, confirmation windows, and deep request traces mean that when Larm sounds the alarm, it's real.
SIMPLICITY
Do one thing well
Larm is uptime monitoring, status pages, and alerting. Not incident management, not log aggregation, not APM. We integrate with the tools that do those things well instead of building worse versions of them.
Infrastructure
Larm checks your services from multiple locations across several continents. When a majority of probes confirm the same problem, we know it's real. A network issue affecting one location doesn't become your team's problem.
The platform itself runs on EU-owned infrastructure. Your monitoring data is stored and processed within the EU.
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