TrueClara layer
route graph
entry/home
route/pricing
value/checkout
edge/confirm
api/api/sub
goal/success
Your last deploy is costing you money.
Measure the revenue lost to regressions on the path to money — pricing → checkout → success. Pin each issue to the deploy that caused it and roll back
deploy diff
deploy 7f3a2c1
route graph · e4d9b02 → 7f3a2c1
$estimated impact
↓checkout reach
✓rollback target
/pricing → /checkout regressed
−14% over 40m
the route graph
Your app is a graph. Every deploy changes it.
TrueClara parses your Next.js app into a route graph, then overlays each deploy on top of it — so a release isn’t a list of commits, it’s a picture of which routes and edges actually moved, and which one started costing you.
changed by deploy
regression
★ value route
healthy edge
new route this deploy
what it proves
Revenue impact first, route evidence underneath.
CI checks the build. Error monitors catch what throws. The regressions that hurt most do neither — they quietly change subscription behavior on a route users depend on. TrueClara leads with estimated dollar impact, then shows the route and deploy evidence behind it.
Trial → paid conversion dropped 14%
route regression/pricing → /checkout
Open~$3,100/day
Value-route reach down 9% on /onboarding
activation/signup → /onboarding
Open~$420/day
observation 01
Estimated revenue impact, first
Value-route regressions lead with the dollar estimate, then show the baseline, current conversion, and deploy that introduced the shift.
see impact evidence →baseline 31%current 17%1,840 sessions
observation 02
Route regressions, attributed to the deploy
CUSUM change-point detection watches conversion and reach per route. When one shifts, TrueClara pins it to the exact commit SHA with baseline, current, and confidence — and sends it to Slack.
see deploy attribution →CPredicted route impact · pricing v2
/pricing→
/checkout→
/success
This PR reweights the /pricing → /checkout edge. 1 high-traffic value route predicted affected. Merge will be watched and attributed.
observation 03
PR impact preview, before you merge
TrueClara posts a Mermaid diagram on the pull request showing which routes the change is predicted to touch — then runs a post-merge retrospective comparing predicted against what actually regressed.
see PR previews →what it replaces
Today this lives in four tabs and a hunch.
Release data, route topology, runtime behavior, and revenue each sit in a different tool — and the work of stitching them into “which deploy cost us money” is glue code nobody owns. TrueClara is that layer. Keep the tools your team already uses; replace the stitching and the guessing.
release
Deploy & PR context
topology
Next.js route graph
runtime
Web & mobile events
value
Revenue signals
delivery
Slack, webhooks, email
Trial → paid conversion dropped after deploy 7f3a2c1.
−$3.1k
estimated daily impact
Broken path/pricing → /checkout
Attributed todeploy 7f3a2c1 · #482
Actionrollback target ready
One command. Watching your routes in minutes.
Drop the SDK into any Next.js app on 13.4 or later — App Router or Pages. 15KB gzipped, cookieless. Parser builds your route graph; the first deploy attaches itself automatically.
$
npx @trueclara/install
1run the installer
2upload your route graph + deploy
3ship — Clara attributes the next release
15KB
gzipped SDK. Light enough that it never shows up in your bundle review.
0
cookies set. Cookieless aggregate mode by default, US-only residency.
13.4+
Next.js supported, App and Pages routers, from indie to Series B+.
no agent, no proxy, no read access to your source or production database — the SDK reports out, nothing reaches in
Clara is watching your routes
Ship fast. Know the same minute what changed.
Install the SDK, link your repo, connect Slack — and never again learn about a silent route regression from a customer email.