Your senior engineers shouldn't be doing L3 support.
A customer files a ticket. GoGo pulls their config, database state, logs, past requests, and your codebase — finds the root cause and ships the right fix, before an engineer even looks.
Every ticket is different because
every customer is different.
Your enterprise customers each have unique configurations, integrations, and edge cases. When they file an issue, a generic AI can't help — because the answer depends on which customer it is, how they're set up, and what they're actually trying to do.
GoGo picks the right resolution path for each ticket — not every issue needs a code change.
Ticket in. Resolution out.
Right person notified.
Ticket arrives
A customer reports an issue through your existing support tools. GoGo picks it up automatically — no engineer triages or assigns it.
Tenant context loaded
GoGo identifies which customer, loads their specific configuration — feature flags, integration settings, KMS provider, deployment region, and past resolution history.
Multi-system triage
Correlates the ticket with your codebase, recent deploys, logs, knowledge base, and Slack history to pinpoint root cause and determine the right resolution path.
Right resolution, right audience
GoGo picks the resolution that fits the issue. A config misconfiguration? Draft a customer-facing answer with their specific fix steps. An actual bug? Open a PR, run CI, assign a reviewer. A recurring pattern? Brief your L2 team or product with context so they can handle it going forward.
The quadrant nobody covers.
Existing tools either focus on infrastructure incidents (bottom) or ignore per-account config entirely (left). GoGo operates at the intersection of application-level support and deep tenant awareness — the top-right quadrant that's empty today.
Application / product focus Incidents & uptime
Infrastructure focus
Simple config Many enterprise accounts
Per-account config
Per-tenant config is the hard part.
Generic AI coding tools don't know your customers. L1 support chatbots can't touch your code. GoGo operates at the intersection that nobody else covers.
Devin / Cursor / Kiro
- Write code — but an engineer assigns the work
- No customer context or tenant configs
- Same fix for every customer
- Compete for your eng productivity budget
Intercom Fin / Zendesk AI
- Answer questions from your knowledge base
- Can't read your codebase or ship fixes
- Deflect L1 tickets, escalate everything else
- GoGo picks up where they stop
Rootly / PagerDuty / Resolve
- Optimized for uptime and incident response
- Infrastructure-level, not application-level
- Restore state — don't ship new code
- Different buyer, different metric (MTTR)
GoGo
- Ticket-triggered — no engineer assigns work
- Reads customer config, knows their setup
- Picks the right resolution: answer, PR, or team brief
- Uplevels your entire support org, not just eng
Does this sound like you?
GoGo is built for B2B SaaS companies where per-account configuration makes every support ticket unique.
Vertical SaaS & Fintech
BYOK, custom compliance rules, per-tenant encryption configs. Every enterprise customer is a special snowflake — and your engineers know it.
Integration-heavy platforms
Customers connect 10+ external systems. When an integration breaks, debugging requires tracing across their specific webhook configs and API versions.
Developer tools & infra
Your customers are engineers. They file detailed bug reports and expect fast resolution. High-quality tickets are ideal input for autonomous resolution.
Deploy how you want.
Run GoGo as a managed service or self-host in your own VPC. Your codebase never leaves your infrastructure if you don't want it to.
GoGo Cloud managed
Connect your repo, ticket system, and customer configs. GoGo runs in an isolated environment with SOC 2 compliance. Up and running in 30 minutes.
Self-hosted your VPC
Run GoGo entirely inside your own infrastructure. Bring your own LLM API key. Your code and customer data never leave your network.
Stop burning senior engineers
on support tickets.
Start with 10 tickets. See if GoGo resolves them before your engineers even see them.