Chronosphere is the observability platform built for control in the modern, containerized world. We empower customers to focus on the data and insights that matter to reduce data complexity, optimize costs, and remediate issues faster.
Chronosphere is the only observability platform that puts you back in control by taming rampant data growth and cloud native complexity, delivering increased business confidence. Chronosphere is backed by venture capital investors Greylock, Lux Capital, General Atlantic, Addition, and Founders Fund.
The team is distributed, with major hubs in New York, Seattle and Vilnius.
Our vision is to accelerate global innovation by providing organizations with the building blocks to achieve higher operational excellence.
Our mission is to guide modern businesses to leverage observability as an essential competitive advantage.
2024
Chronosphere began 2024 on a strong note by enhancing its product range through a strategic partnership with CrowdStrike and the acquisition of Calyptia.
2023
In a banner year, Chronosphere wins numerous awards for company culture and leadership, while expanding into Europe for the first time.
2022
Chronosphere debuts its distributed tracing product and opens its Series C round. By January 2023, its total funding equaled $343M at a valuation of $1.6B.
2021
Chronosphere raises $43.4M and expands to 60 employees in 32 cities during the ongoing pandemic.
2020
Chronosphere expands to a team of 22 remote employees as the pandemic accelerates adoption of new technology and ecommerce.
2019
Chronosphere raises a $11 million Series A investment led by Greylock, with participation from venture capitalist Lee Fixel, begins building a cloud native observability platform.
2019
Martin Mao and Rob Skillington start Chronosphere, supporting companies using M3 as an open source project with a team of two in New York City.
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Martin Mao
Rob Skillington
Matt Mihic
Jeff Cobb
Margaret Dawson
Bryan Dell
Adrian Seet
Seong Park
Ian Smith
Bill Hineline
Ashley Alexander