Parseable

Parseable is an observability platform that aggregates, stores, and queries logs, metrics, and traces using open Parquet formats on user-managed object storage.

Parseable provides a unified infrastructure for logs, metrics, and traces, built on Rust and open standards. It ingests telemetry data and stores it in Parquet format within object storage, allowing for full data control and ownership. Users can query data using SQL or natural language to identify trends, patterns, and root causes through integrated AI models. The platform includes dashboards, alerts, service maps, and error tracking capabilities to support operational workflows. Deployment options range from self-hosted open source versions to managed cloud environments, making it suitable for teams requiring scalable observability.

Parseable at a glance

Best for: Software engineer, Director
Runs on: Web, CLI, Self-hosted
Pricing: OSS free; Cloud $0.39/GB ingested; Enterprise starts at $15,000/year.
Released: May 2024
Category: AI research tool
Website: parseable.com

Key features

SQL and natural language query interface
AI-native anomaly detection and summarization
OpenTelemetry-native instrumentation
Distributed tracing and service mapping
Customizable dashboards and alerts
Role-based access control
Object storage-native data management

Use it for

Analyzing root causes of application incidents
Querying high-cardinality logs
Monitoring infrastructure metrics
Investigating system patterns with AI

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