Automatically fix issues in your Railway services. Polylane catches them, finds the cause, and writes the fix.
Connect with OAuth in a minute, with read access only.
For connection steps, permissions and resource discovery, Set up the Railway integration.
Get started for free Production down? Get help now Our founding team can help you get your Railway app back up.Everything Polylane picks up.
Everything Polylane reads from your Railway workspace.
Polylane reads every service, log and metric.
- crashed
- investigation starts right away
Knows when a service crashes
Railway tells Polylane the moment a deployment fails or crashes, and the investigation starts right away.
- CPU vs its normal
- memory vs its normal
- disk vs its normal
Tracks CPU, memory and disk
Each service is checked against its own normal. No thresholds to tune.
- deploy logs
- runtime logs
- proof the lines that show it
Reads deploy and runtime logs
Polylane pulls the logs while it investigates, so the answer comes with the lines that prove it.
- Service
- Volume
- Domain
- database next to its services
Databases next to their services
Projects, environments, services, volumes and domains sit in one graph, with each database next to the services that use it.
- variable name read
- variable value never read
Reads variable names, never values
Variable names are enough to link services across clouds. Polylane never reads the values.
- read scopes
- code fixes repo behind the service
Read scopes only
Code fixes go to the repo behind the service.
Use Railway with any coding agent. Polylane connects them.
Connect your agent to Polylane once and it can query Railway alongside the rest of your stack.
Guides for Railway
- Guide How to Search Railway Logs for Errors: Filters, CLI and HTTP Logs Search Railway logs for errors with @level:error, HTTP status filters and railway logs --filter. Real queries, CLI commands and the traps.
- Guide Railway activity feed filters and cron jobs in the CLI Railway's 16 October 2026 update: filter the activity feed by service, list and trigger cron runs with railway cron, and migrate railway.json to IaC.
- Guide Fix Railway “Healthcheck failed!” on deploy Why a Railway deploy ends in “1/1 replicas never became healthy! Healthcheck failed!”, how to find your cause in the logs, and how to fix each one.
- Guide Fix Prisma “P1001: Can't reach database server” Why Prisma prints “P1001: Can't reach database server”, how to test the host and port it names, and how to fix private hosts, IPv6, paused databases and URLs.
- Guide Fix Railway “Application failed to respond” (502) Why Railway returns “Application failed to respond” with a 502, how to tell a wrong host, port or target port from a crash or overload, and how to fix each.
- Guide How to Monitor a FastAPI App on Railway: Logs, Traces and Alerts Set up health checks, JSON logs, OpenTelemetry traces, monitors and crash alerts for a FastAPI service on Railway, with the commands and config to copy.
Common questions.
Is Polylane an AI SRE for Railway?
It does that work; we call it self-operating software. Polylane keeps your projects, services, deployments and volumes in one graph, investigates what breaks and fixes it.
How does Polylane know a deploy failed?
Railway webhooks flag failed and crashed deployments the moment they happen and clear on the next good deploy. You can also have Polylane review every deploy.
Does Polylane read my environment variables?
It reads variable names, so a service pointing at a database in another cloud shows up connected in the graph. It never reads the values.
Can Polylane change my Railway services?
Polylane investigates and explains. Code fixes are opened on the repo behind the service.
Does it work with my observability provider?
Yes. Polylane supports all the major observability providers, and you can connect any other through MCP. The full list is on polylane.com/integrations.
What does it cost?
Every plan, price and limit is on polylane.com/pricing.