Berlin-based OllyGarden, which helps companies identify and fix unreliable telemetry data before it reaches observability systems, has raised $4 million in a funding round backed by Next Frontier Capital, as Vestbee was told.
- Founded in 2025 by Juraci Paixão Kröhling, OllyGarden develops tools to improve telemetry quality by identifying issues in existing instrumentation and recommending source-level fixes.
- Its platform helps companies reduce unnecessary data collection and storage costs while ensuring engineers and AI agents can rely on accurate operational data.
- The company has recently launched Minimum Viable Instrumentation (MVI), a new feature that helps identify gaps in existing instrumentation and establish a baseline for collecting essential telemetry data.
- The feature builds on OllyGarden's AI OpenTelemetry Engineer, Rose, which reviews existing instrumentation and recommends improvements.
- According to the company, its platform has helped businesses identify opportunities to reduce log volumes by up to 85%. MVI is available to existing enterprise customers, while new customers can access a free trial.
Details of the deal
- The round also saw participation from Grand Ventures, ACTAI Ventures, and existing investor DIG Ventures, alongside strategic investments from Datadog, Grafana Labs, and Dash0.
- With the fresh capital, the firm aims to further develop its platform and expand its capabilities to help organizations improve telemetry quality across their codebases.
