We’ve updated how you build alerts - separated now into Monitors and Alerts - to give you more control over what you track and how your team gets notified.

Sentry’s Application Metrics are now GA. They're high-cardinality and trace-connected. Tag a metric with user ID, region, plan type, or any attribute you care about, and slice by any of them at query time so you can ask questions about your application or users. When something spikes, you get the connected trace, log, or error to find out why

Snapshots, now in Early Access, handles image storage, diffing, and CI checks to help you catch unintended visual regressions in CI.

Cross-Event Querying is now generally available: join queries across logs, metrics, and spans.

Sentry now connects natively to Perforce P4, bringing stack trace linking, suspect commits, on-demand source context, and P4 Code Review to teams using Perforce.

Sentry's JavaScript SDK 10.51.0 introduces a new @sentry/nitro SDK in beta and adds trace propagation across Cloudflare Workers RPC calls. Plus middleware spans for nested Hono route groups, LangGraph instrumentation and customizable Feedback errors.

Sentry CLI now supports bundling and uploading of Source Context for multi-module Android/JVM applications.

To access Seer Agent through Slack, update Slack permissions

Seer Agent is now in open beta. Ask anything about what's happening in your application and get answers based on all the connected Sentry telemetry and context.

Sentry Alerts is splitting into two features — Monitors and Alerts — to give you more control over what you track and how your team gets notified.