Your team’s unwritten knowledge no longer walks out the door.
Dydation keeps what your team knows – what breaks, who to ask, what to remember – on a living map of your system’s dependencies and owners, with every ‘whoever touches this next needs to know’ attached, and wakes each one for the right person at exactly the right moment.
The knowledge stays. People, famously, don’t.
early access · founding-customer rates locked for 12 months
Three questions slow down every change in a big system.
They all have answers. The answers just live in people’s heads – until the people move on.
What breaks if I touch this?
Half the dependencies live in heads and old threads. See the blast radius – down the tree and up – before you change anything.
Who do I ask?
Every element has owners – people and teams, inherited down the structure, exceptions included. The map answers before the group chat does.
What did we promise to remember?
“Whoever touches this next needs to know…” – pinned to the exact node it concerns, dormant until the moment it matters.
Your team’s unwritten knowledge – on the map and on duty.
Map what matters
Elements and typed dependencies, at any granularity – modules, features, configs, rituals. Import from a file to start; keep it honest by hand.
Pin the unwritten
Attach a commitment where it belongs, with a trigger: when that task closes, when this iteration opens, when anyone reopens the thing you fixed.
It wakes the right person
The trigger fires and the commitment lands on the owner’s dashboard. No noise before. No forgetting after.
A living map with a memory attached.
A living map, not a stale catalog
Elements and typed dependencies at whatever granularity you actually think in. Expand the tree, follow the edges, and see what depends on this – down the tree and up – before you commit to a change.
Commitments that sleep until they matter
Pin the “whoever touches this next needs to know” to the exact node it concerns. It stays dormant – no noise, no backlog rot – until its trigger fires: a task closes, an iteration opens, a dependency changes.
Ownership that answers
People and teams own elements, with inheritance down the structure and explicit exceptions. When a commitment wakes, it lands on the owner’s dashboard – and “who do I ask?” stops being a group-chat thread.
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Not a task tracker.
Jira tracks the work you planned. Dydation remembers the work you’d otherwise forget.
Already running a service catalog? Keep it. Add memory.
Your catalog
Knows what runs: services, deployments, on-call, scorecards. Built from what scanners can see.
Dydation
Knows what breaks, who to ask, and what you promised to remember – the knowledge no scanner can see, awake at the right moment.
Per-user pricing, no surprises.
Team
For one team mapping its own area.
- The full core: living map, impact view, dormant commitments & triggers, owners & dashboards
- Up to ~3,000 elements
- File imports up to 10 MB
- Email support
Organization
For an organization living on the map.
- Everything in Team
- Up to ~50,000 elements · imports up to 512 MB
- Campaigns – roll out commitments in bulk
- Priority support + guided onboarding
Enterprise
For scale, compliance, and control.
- Everything in Organization, unlimited scale
- SLA + individual DPA
- SSO / SAML planned
- SCIM provisioning planned
- Security audit log planned
- Dedicated database planned
- Custom domain planned
- Design-partner path
Prices per active user / month, excl. VAT. Every plan starts with a conversation – early access means we onboard you personally. Full pricing & FAQ →
People change jobs. The map doesn’t.
Write to us about early access – we usually reply within two business days.