Events
Collect events from support, analytics, monitoring, backend services, and custom apps.
reduOS connects your support, analytics, monitoring, automation, backend, and AI tools into one continuous AI loop — so every event, decision, action, and outcome becomes operational memory for your startup.
Most startup tools work in isolation. reduOS connects events, AI insights, actions, feedback, and memory into one loop, so your systems can understand what happened, act faster, and improve over time.
Collect events from support, analytics, monitoring, backend services, and custom apps.
Use local AI models to summarize what happened, classify priority, and suggest next steps.
Trigger automations through tools like Activepieces or your own webhook-compatible workflows.
Record what happened after the action — resolved, ignored, escalated, failed, or improved.
Store operational memory so similar future events can use previous context and outcomes.
reduOS starts with open-source tools that startups already need, then connects them into one AI-native operating layer.
Turn customer issues into structured events, AI summaries, actions, and feedback loops.
Understand product activity and turn important usage signals into AI-readable events.
Send uptime incidents into the AI loop so reliability events become operational memory.
Trigger workflows when reduOS detects events that need action.
Run AI analysis locally or privately, without depending on closed startup tooling.
Store vector memory for events, insights, actions, and outcomes.
Store structured event, insight, action, and feedback records.
Connect audience and growth events into your startup operating loop.
Turn application errors into AI-analyzed operational events.
Start small on one VM or split services across multiple redu.cloud instances as your startup grows.
Run the collector, Supabase, Qdrant, Ollama, and automation services together for demos, pilots, and small teams.
Run the collector, AI, memory, database, and automation services on separate instances for cleaner scaling and isolation.
Use each open-source tool independently with cloud-init templates, then connect it to reduOS when you are ready.
reduOS shows what redu.cloud is designed for: not just launching servers, but building the infrastructure around a startup.
reduOS is not just a place to view data. It is a loop that connects what happens in your startup to what your systems do next.
Deploy open-source tools, connect them through reduOS, and create an AI loop across your startup from day one.