HyperDX is an open source observability platform that unifies session replays, logs, metrics, traces and errors into a single interface.
The tool addresses the challenge of diagnosing production issues by correlating multiple signal types—logs, metrics, traces, session replays and errors—in one place. It works on top of existing ClickHouse clusters, making it schema-agnostic and compatible with your current data infrastructure. The platform emphasizes speed through ClickHouse-optimized searches and visualizations, and provides an intuitive query interface combining full-text search with property-based syntax, eliminating the need to write SQL for common operations. It supports OpenTelemetry natively and includes features like live log tailing, APM capabilities for monitoring HTTP requests and database queries, event delta analysis for trend detection, and alert configuration.
Teams should consider HyperDX if they already operate ClickHouse or are willing to deploy it, and need to search and visualize observability data without managing multiple specialized tools. It suits organizations that want to avoid vendor lock-in through self-hosting and prefer a schema-agnostic approach that adapts to existing data structures. The tool is particularly valuable for teams seeking fast correlation across logs, traces and session replays without complex query languages, and for those wanting native OpenTelemetry support without additional configuration.
The project maintains active release automation through continuous integration workflows. Development activity shows consistent engagement with community contributions through a documented contribution process. The codebase is written primarily in TypeScript, indicating a focus on full-stack JavaScript tooling across the platform.
