OutageForge
LAUNCHING SOON
A flight simulator for on-call

Practice the fork.
Master the outcome.

OutageForge drops you into realistic infrastructure incidents — a real terminal, live dashboards, a topology that fails in front of you. Diagnose it, fix it, and get graded. Build the muscle memory before 3am does.

Launching soon · free daily challenge · one seed, every responder

Train across five domains

Linux Kubernetes Networking Data Incident Command
89
authored incident drills
5
skill domains
100%
deterministic — every run replays
1
seed for everyone, daily
The core loop

Tension. Catharsis. Pride.

A real incident has a shape. So does getting better at one. OutageForge runs the whole arc, then shows you exactly where you grew.

Brief

SEV-1

The page lands — symptoms, not cause. Fog of war, on purpose.

Diagnose

SIGNALS

Terminal, metrics, logs, live topology. Form a hypothesis under pressure.

Resolve

CONTAIN

Act with real commands. Watch the blast radius shrink — or spread.

Debrief

+340 XP

MTTD, MTTR, your path vs optimal. The dopamine payload.

The flagship

Counterfactual
time-travel debugging

No real lab can do this. Fork the incident at any moment and prove the alternate outcome. See your actual path in orange against the what-if in dashed cyan — with the exact time you’d have saved.

$ fork --at 00:12:40
replaying from the recorded input log…
counterfactual computed. deterministic, bit-for-bit.
Δ MTTR −6m 12s — the better path, proven.
actual · resolved 00:31:02 what-if · resolved 00:24:50 fork @ 00:12:40

The 3am self-doubt, gone.

The page hits different when you’ve already lived it twelve times in the simulator.
BRIEF
The counterfactual replay is the most honest feedback there is — it just shows you the better path.
DEBRIEF
Muscle memory isn’t built at 3am. It’s built in the reps you run before the pager owns you.
RESOLVE

Your next incident is already written.

OutageForge is launching soon — a free daily challenge with one seed for every responder, and a full drill library behind it. See what’s coming.