Sentry’s platform helps developers diagnose, fix, and optimize the performance of their code. Each day, we process billions of exceptions and transactions from some of the most popular products on the internet.
Sentry automates exception handling and performance monitoring for nearly all programming languages and platforms so you can observe and respond to issues up and down the stack: JavaScript, Python, PHP, Ruby, Java, Node, iOS, Android, Go, Flutter, and more.
Developers use Sentry to see all the details they need to identify, reproduce, prioritize, and respond to errors, including stack traces, user context, release data, and preceding events.
Sentry is the world’s most widely used error tracking tool used by over 1 million developers across 70,000 organizations.
Marcos B.
Advanced user of Sentry
★★★★★
Complete error tracking platform for Native and Web Apps
What do you like best?
For web products, It's incredibly easy to configure and with a simple integration you can start to track your product. The information it attaches with a default configuration to every issue helps a lot with bug fixing and debugging, something that can be enhanced providing stack traces, suspect commits or even session replay. It does offer a lot of options to also enrich the events with custom information or tags that can be helpful for more precisely debugging.
What do you dislike?
The integration with web apps is quite simple, but it lacks a lot of features it offers with another frameworks like release health or more rich metrics. The stack traces can be confusing sometimes, but I guess it depends of your build configuration and stack.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
We need to monitor an international web app that can be executed in a very diverse environment (devices, OS, browsers...) where sometimes strange errors can happen. Sentry helps us to react to unexpected issues in production as well as to better identify corner cases and to know the real impact of some issues in our web apps audience.
Review source: G2.com
