About
Otomato is a portfolio-aware assistant for on-chain users. We detect how you use DeFi protocols, hold tokens, and trade — then send you a notification only when something materially changes risk, cost, or required action.
We founded Otomato in 2024 with a simple bet: most crypto monitoring tools force users to build dashboards and configure thresholds. We thought the assistant model — zero setup, low noise, portfolio-aware — would be a better fit for how people actually use on-chain protocols. Today around 3,000 active users monitor their positions through Otomato across iOS, Android, and our Telegram bot.
Our mission is to become the default monitoring layer for on-chain users. No dashboards to watch. No signatures. Just an assistant that tells you when something deserves your attention.
Clément co-founded Otomato in 2024 with a vision to make on-chain monitoring feel like having an assistant rather than a dashboard. Before Otomato he worked across DeFi engineering and product, with deep hands-on experience in Aave, Pendle, and perps protocols. He writes about technical architecture, alert methodology, and the engineering decisions behind Otomato's low-noise alert system.
Dylan co-founded Otomato in 2024 and runs growth and operations. Based in France, he writes about DeFi ecosystem trends, what makes alerts useful, and the comparison landscape across monitoring tools.
Etienne leads product at Otomato and is the author of the relevance framework that decides which alerts ship. He writes the glossary, alert deep-dives, and the methodology pages that explain how Otomato's alert engine actually works.