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The first AI FinOps analyst built to watch every line of your cloud bill, every day, and tell you exactly what to do about it.

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Reports tell you which teams went up, which went down, and by how much. Before standup. Without anyone building a dashboard.

From a £40k anomaly to the exact resource, in two clicks.

Cost Explorer drills from total spend to the individual resource driving it. No spreadsheet exports. No tagging archaeology.

See why a machine costs what it costs.

Every resource breaks down by their subscosts. Storage, CPU, network, and IOPS, with infra metrics and tags alongside. So you optimize the expensive costs.

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Rightsize this. Switch this from Windows to Linux. Combine these three idle servers. Wait two weeks before committing to that Savings Plan. Each one explained, costed, and ranked.

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Most tools recommend Reserved Instances on top of oversized infrastructure, locking in the waste. Koritsu sequences it the right way: rightsize first, then commit. So you’re saving on what you actually need.

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Cloud environments change, waste grows back.

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# finops-alerts · today
3 new this morning
EC2 spend up 34% vs last Tuesday. Three new m6i.4xlarge in eu-west-2, tagged dev-cluster.£412/day · platform-core · 08:14
Batch job nightly-rebuild hasn’t terminated since Friday.£186/day · data-pipelines · 08:14
RDS read-replica in us-east-1 serving zero traffic for 9 days.£94/day · checkout-svc · 08:14

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Weekly cloud spend · week 18
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jamie.s14:02
Why did EC2 jump 30% last week?
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Korianalyst14:02
Reasoning
Pulled EC2 spend by day, last 14 days — week-on-week delta.
Grouped the delta by team tag — 84% of the increase is platform-core.
Within platform-core, three new m6i.4xlarge instances first appeared Tue 28 Apr 04:32.
Cross-checked deploy log: matches the dev-cluster autoscaler change merged Mon 27 Apr.
EC2 jumped because the dev-cluster autoscaler started over-provisioning after Monday’s merge. The waste is £412/day and growing. Suggested fix: cap min instance count at 1 — saves the bulk of it without affecting the dev workflow. Want me to draft the PR?

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