Digma

What is Digma?

Digma is a Continuous Feedback platform that gives developers observability insights throughout the development process. It profiles applications in development, testing, and live production, then surfaces performance issues directly within your code via your IDE and CI pipeline, so you can fix them efficiently.

Digma bridges the gap between developers and users by linking code changes to real-world production behavior. Its goal is to help developers understand their code, actual user needs, and how software behaves in production—so they can own their code and ship production-ready work faster.

Who created Digma?

Digma was founded by Nir Shafrir (Co-Founder and CEO) and Roni Dover (Co-Founder and CTO). The company provides a Continuous Feedback platform that emphasizes evidence-based methods and weaves observability into the development workflow. Its performance analysis tools serve individual developers and larger teams alike.

What is Digma used for?

• Spotting performance issues as code runs, and profiling execution to find slowdowns
• Pinpointing bottlenecks, scaling problems, and slow database queries
• Analyzing code directly within your IDE and other development tools while you work
• Detecting regressions, anomalies, and code smells using telemetry data
• Continuously profiling applications across development, testing, and production environments
• Automatically identifying and prioritizing the most critical performance issues
• Integrating with your development environment and CI pipeline so issues surface immediately
• Integrating with your GitOps cycle to simplify Pull Request feedback and code review annotations
• Cutting down the time it takes to find the root cause of issues and catching problems earlier in the release process
• Providing continuous feedback that speeds up development cycles
• Helping developers own observability and influence SDLC processes