Memfault

Memfault, Inc. is a US embedded-device observability company founded in 2018 and headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area. It gives hardware and firmware teams visibility into how connected products behave after they ship, addressing the difficulty of debugging crashes and performance issues on devices already deployed in the field.

The Memfault platform collects crash reports, performance metrics, and device logs from MCU, embedded Linux, and Android products, then correlates them with fleet-wide analytics and supports over-the-air fixes. Its customers include consumer and industrial hardware makers such as Logitech, Bose, Stanley Black & Decker, and Lyft, who use it to detect and resolve field issues before large volumes of devices are affected.

1. Performance monitoring: track embedded device performance in real time across the whole fleet.

2. Remote debugging: collect detailed crash reports and firmware logs to diagnose issues.

3. Product analytics: analyze device usage behavior across the entire product fleet.

4. OTA updates: deploy firmware fixes remotely without recalling devices.

5. Multi-platform support: compatible with MCU, embedded Linux, and Android.

6. Early issue detection: catch field problems before they affect large volumes of active devices.