Catch what your team missed in the field.
Upload field test data from distributed teams. Get automated reports before the sprint retro, with issues nobody caught live. Query your full test history in plain English.
What you can do with Alloy
Find hidden insights in your robot data, without any scripts or messy pipelines.
Custom analysis on every test
Define what matters to your team. Your metrics, your scorecard, your hypothesis. Runs automatically on every new test.
Tracks regressions over time
Compare performance across builds. See when something broke, before it resurfaces in the field.
Team-wide data access
Ask questions across your test data directly. No waiting on one person. Natural language, cited answers.
Cross-test pattern detection
One test looks clean. Fifteen reveal a trend. Search your full history for failure modes no single review catches.
Proactive alerts via Slack
Know the moment something surfaces with references to your data. Act on findings, not hunches.
Any data format
ROS bags, MCAP, custom binary, CSV, Parquet. No conversion scripts. Upload as-is.
Three steps, no setup overhead
step one : Upload
the field
Push data directly from the robot, the lab, or the office. Any format. Customise it as required. Runs automated.
step Two : Report generated
Alloy processes uploads and generates analysis within minutes. Share report links with others. Your library of field reports.
step Three : query answered
plain English
Ask anything across your test history. Alloy runs the analysis and cites its sources so you can verify every answer.
Stop maintaining your analysis stack
Every robotics engineer builds some version of this stack. Scripts for processing, tools for plotting, wikis for reporting. Alloy handles all three.
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Custom Python scripts
Coordinate transforms, error calculations, chart generation. Handled automatically on every upload.
PlotJuggler / RViz / MATLAB
Single-run tools that require manual setup. Alloy generates visualisations across your full test history.
Confluence / wiki / Excel
Alloy reports are shareable links. Stakeholders explore them directly. No more building wiki pages.
Works across all industries
If your team runs field tests and validates system performance, Alloy handles the data pipeline from test to insight.
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Validate perception, localisation, and navigation across thousands of route-hours. Compare sensor fusion performance across builds and driving conditions.
Analyse flight stability, GNSS accuracy, and payload performance across environments. Track regressions across firmware versions and airframes.
Fleet performance, navigation accuracy, regression testing across layouts.
Frequently Asked
Upload your first dataset and get a report within minutes. There is no lengthy onboarding or configuration process. Alloy reads your data formats automatically.
Yes. Reports are shareable links that anyone can explore. Product managers, leadership, and sales teams can query data in plain English without needing to know Python, MATLAB, or ROS tooling.
Alloy replaces the custom scripts, manual charting, and wiki-based reporting that most validation teams maintain. It works alongside your existing infrastructure. You can keep using Grafana, JIRA, Slack, or S3. Alloy connects to what you already have.
Every answer includes citations back to the specific test sessions and data sources it used. You can verify any claim by clicking through to the underlying data. Alloy is built for teams where precision matters.
Yes. Alloy is built for robotics-scale data. Storage is backed by Cloudflare R2 with no egress fees, so you are not penalized for querying your own data. The more data you upload, the more useful the search and analysis becomes.
ROS bags (.bag, .db3), MCAP, Parquet, CSV, JSON, custom binary formats, and more. If your robot produces it, Alloy can ingest it. No conversion scripts or preprocessing required.
Foxglove is a visualization tool for inspecting individual recordings. Alloy is an analysis platform that works across your entire test history. You upload data, Alloy generates reports automatically, and you can query across hundreds of past runs in plain English. They solve different problems.
Yes. Alloy is SOC 2 Type II compliant. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Data is never shared across customers or used for model training.
