What your product says, beside what you build.
Errors, traces, logs, replays, uptime and metrics from your own product, in the workspace where the fix gets planned, written and shipped. Point a Sentry SDK at a new DSN and it is already sending.
From an error to the fix, in one place.
An error is read from its stack, the commit that brought it and the logs around it; an accepted cause goes to the engineering team's Intake, with a draft fix when confidence is high. Feedback about the same problem is joined to it, so both sides are counted once.
An error, read like an engineer would.
Its stack through your source maps, the commits that touched those files, the trace it was raised in and the logs around it - each a step in the likely cause, each one a link. Accept it and the fix lands in the engineering team's Intake, with the agent's draft pull request when there is one. Ship it, and the error is watched in case it comes back.
Customers and code, on one item.
When people report the problem an error is causing, the report and the error become one item - both counts, both sets of customers - and go to the team whose track it is. Requests and friction go to product, written up with options and how to build each, so the spec starts from the problem rather than the first idea.
Watch it run.
Uptime checks with a public status page, metrics on dashboards whose charts drop into a doc, and alerts that fire once and resolve themselves. Quotas stop at the cap rather than at an invoice, and you choose how long each kind is kept and what is scrubbed before it is.
Bring your next project.
Start free, with no card. Connect the agent you already use, hand it an issue, and approve its first merge today.
