One tradition I love here at incident.io is that we print posters and get project teams to sign them for bigger releases, then hang them on the wall in our London HQ.

Our On-call launch last week was no exception - so proud of this team! ❤️

The team incident.io had a massive launch the other day. And now they're looking to hire another React Native engineer.

If you're looking for a new gig you should talk to their team.

Now that incident.io On-call is out in public, I can share more details that we're currently hiring a React Native engineer.

Come work with me and our team of product-focussed engineers who love to ship quickly! incident.io/careers

incident.io On-call launches today 🎉

No big deal, but we've had help from THE CHAINSMOKERS to compose a set of notification tones for our mobile app.

Here's one. You'll have to download the app to hear the rest 😉

We shipped something really cool today - incident.io On-call

Never have a worked somewhere so hyped about my birthday, but here we go

We've been building, and using, ████████ for the last few months and I'm really excited to release it next week

I am relatively comfortable doing public speaking - and running standups. But somehow trying to run a standup/planning meeting in our all-hands space felt painfully awkward this morning 🤡

Got to try a Vision Pro today - simultaneously amazing whilst also at times missing something.

The theatre mode is great, and it was cool to instantly see the suggestion above my laptop to open its screen on Vision Pro

It's easy to compare Geekbench scores on Macbooks and say that one is X% faster than the outgoing model.

But what if you could literally count the _actual_ time your engineers spend waiting on builds?

Lawrence Jones added telemetry to our local dev builds to continually measure

I love our development environments at incident.io.

I can run our whole stack on my machine. It all hot reloads in seconds, and it can be accessed anywhere using ngrok.

We frequently invest in it, Isaac Seymour wrote about speeding up our codegen: incident.io/blog/codegen-f…

If you’re a mobile engineer excited to work with React Native and Expo, with an obsession for customer delight, then incident.io needs you!

Our customers deserve an amazing app to help nail their incident response, even when on-the-go.

This is what you’ll be working with…

Work with me please