v1.0 · now in public beta

AsyncOps — orchestrate, trace, and retry your async workflows.

Stop guessing where your
async workflows fail.

You run the worker. AsyncOps orchestrates and tracks execution — durable state, retries, live logs, and a dashboard for every job.

Currently supports Node.js (JavaScript). More languages coming soon.
app.asyncops.com/dashboard/jobs
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Jobs
Live · last 24h
847 completed
12 failed
3 processing
Job ID
Type
Status
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generate-article
completed
2.4s
65f8a41b
send-email
processing
0.8s
65f8a3fe
resize-image
completed
1.1s
65f8a3c7
generate-report
failed
0.3s
65f8a3a2
sync-contacts
pending
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generate-article
completed
3.2s
Live system

This is your backend at 2am.

Dropped connections, stalled workers, silent failures. AsyncOps traces every execution so you can pinpoint what broke — and why.

asyncops · system.log
live
Install

One SDK. Two pieces: a worker, and a job.

Your worker executes handlers in your environment. AsyncOps coordinates state, retries, and logs.

!

SDK is Node.js only. Your worker must run in a Node.js process. More language SDKs coming soon — in the meantime, any language can create and inspect jobs via the REST API.

~/your-app
$ npm install asyncops-sdk
+ asyncops-sdk@1.0.0
added 1 package in 2s
run both · worker first
// worker.js — runs in your environment
const { init, createWorker } = require('asyncops-sdk')

init({ apiKey: process.env.ASYNCOPS_API_KEY })

createWorker({
  handlers: {
    "generate-article": async (job, ctx) => {
      await ctx.log(`writing about $${job.data.topic}`)
      return await generateArticle(job.data.topic)
    },
  },
}).start()
pending65f8a42c · created 0.2s ago

AsyncOps never executes your code. Your Node.js worker does.

The problem

Your async jobs are a black box.

An email failed silently — and nobody noticed for 3 hours.
A job is stuck in processing — is it stalled, or just slow?
A chain of jobs broke — but which step actually failed?
Job details
65f8a3c7
failed
[00:00.00] Job created
[00:00.42] Worker picked up job
[00:01.18] Fetching payload
[00:30.00] Error: timeout after 30s
[00:30.01] Job failed: timeout after 30s
at generateReport (worker.js:42)
at runHandler (asyncops-sdk/index.js:214)
Features

Debug async systems like you debug frontend code.

Live Job Timeline
Every job across your workers, streamed in real time.
65f8a42cgenerate-article
completed
65f8a41bsend-email
processing
65f8a3a2resize-image
pending
Per-Job Logs
Every ctx.log line, timestamped. See exactly where things went wrong.
00:00.00Job created
00:00.42Worker picked up job
00:01.18Fetching payload
00:02.40Job completed
Re-run from Failure
Inspect the failure, fix the cause, and replay safely.
65f8a3c7
generate-report · failed
attempts: 3/3
Error: timeout after 30s

See what your async systems are actually doing.

Two files: a worker, and a createJob call. AsyncOps handles the rest.