Sentry provides open source error tracking that shows you every crash in your stack as it happens, with the details needed to prioritize, identify, reproduce, and fix each issue. It also gives you information your support team can use to reach out to and help those affected and tools that let users send you feedback for peace of mind.

Each month we process billions of exceptions from the most popular products on the internet.

Sukhpreet Sembhi

Sometimes paints, sometimes speaks in British accents.

Saloni Dudziak

Always opens karaoke with War Pigs. Likes to Kick and Box. Breaker of banks, mother of dragons.

David Cramer

Right-winging, bitter-clinging proud clinger of red bull, soylent, and python.

Matt Robenolt

Straightedge. Scaled Disqus.com. Master of vim, bowling, and grilled cheese sandwiches.

Katie Lundsgaard

Diet Coke addict. Perpetually giggling.

Chris Jennings

Lead picture drawer. GitHub and Disqus alum. Knows how babbies are formed.

Ted Kaemming

“Comedian.” Beer lover. Responsible for our Q4 upswing probably.

Dena Mwangi

Data whisperer. Lover of coffee, chocolate, and cats.

Brett Hoerner

Digital Janitor. Refuses to move to San Francisco.

Bill Lapcevic

Wants to amend the US constitution to add the oxford comma.

Nate Berkopec

Master of Rubby. 99% sure he is a real person. 1% certain he is machine.

Lewis Ellis

Infrastructure and JavaScript. Likes to go fast. Loves penguins. Doesn’t need a linter.

Jan Crisostomo

Thinks you should come work for Sentry. Allergic to corn, addicted to corny jokes.

Armin Ronacher

Creator of Flask, Jinja2, and several other key pieces of your life.

Eric Feng

Related with developers at Dropbox. Yalie. Takes credit for Ted’s Q4 upswing.

Evan Ralston

Engineer of outage-driven infrastructure. Proficient in vi but opts for an IDE anyway.

Theresa Vermeersch

Administrative god. Aspiring UXer. The Peyton Manning of startup swag.

Christina Nguyen

Community and Events. Taking over the world, one country at a time.

Jess MacQueen

JavaScript. Lover of other people’s pets.

Meredith Heller

Loves pesto. Rather be too warm than too cold.

James Cunningham

Infrastructure and operations. Secretly commits to master.

Ryan Goldman

Consummate marketer. Consonant meerkater. Misshapes, mistakes, mixtapes.

Ben Vinegar

Front-end. Author of Third-party JavaScript and Crossfit: Did I died yet.

Cameron McEfee

Creative, design, and code. Loves to cook. Not a foodie.

Daniel Griesser

Hates both PHP and Apple's developer tools less than you would expect.

Kelly Carino

Loves video games, hates split screen, misses LAN parties.

Elizabeth Campbell

Thinks you should partner with Sentry. Likes: tween dramas, making Eric Feng cry (it's okay, Eric).

Erik Lee

Sales. Vanilla milkshake, chocolate ice cream.

Jess Allen

Likes beats, not beets.

Max Bittker

Agreed to move to San Francisco. Enjoys vegetables and JavaScript.

Sam Warburg

Scaler. Morning BeatBo'er. Searching for the perfect backscratcher.

Mendel

Office dog. Also, the Grim.

Investors

Accel
NEA
500 Startups

Angels including

Nat Friedman
Ilya Sukhar
Greg Brockman

Sentry was conceived in 2010 with a simple aim of illuminating production application issues. It started as a tiny bit of Open Source code, and has since expanded to an incredible team and hundreds of contributors, and now support all popular languages and platforms.

Read about how Sentry came to be on StackShare.

Sentry is 100% open source. All features are built in the open and can be followed and contributed to on GitHub.