Software errors are inevitable. Chaos is not.
Sentry provides open-source and hosted error monitoring that helps all software
teams discover, triage, and prioritize errors in real-time.
One million developers at over fifty thousand companies already ship
better software faster with Sentry. Won’t you join them?
We help software teams build
better software, faster.
See for yourself how it works
At best, users and logs provide clues.
Sentry provides answers
Context, uncovered
Source code, error filters, stack locals — Sentry enhances application performance monitoring with enriched stack traces.
All Issues, one place
See all Issues across your entire organization or select a handful of projects to surface correlated trouble spots.
Trail of events, discovered
Breadcrumbs make application development a little easier by showing you the trails of events that lead to the error(s).
Version changes, highlighted
Whether you’re using JavaScript, PHP, or anything in between, Releases provide visibility to which errors were addressed and which were introduced for the first time.
Control, given
The software development cycle can be riddled with ambiguity. Issue Owners put control back in the hands of developers to fix what’s broken in their code.
Queries, customized
Real-time monitoring means data, in real-time. Query raw event data across your organization with Discover, Sentry’s query builder.
Data, visualized
Dashboards add a visual element to our application monitoring.
Your business is our business
Sentry for Enterprise
Cross-functional visibility
Your entire organization needs visibility into application health. Sentry provides context to uncover insights for engineers, support, product, and beyond.
Scale & high availability
Event spike? Don’t worry; we’ll be ready. Every part of the Sentry service uses properly-provisioned, redundant servers and is maintained regularly.
Transparent Reliability
Sentry rarely encounters issues. No, really — check for yourself at status.sentry.io, our dashboard that tracks our uptime in real-time.
“We use Sentry not only to alert us of errors in our production app, but also issues in our command line tools and builds. Logs are for auditing. Sentry is for real-time automation.”
”Sometimes errors on the front-end have roots on the backend. We use Sentry’s tags and metadata about a request that comes in to pass along a version of distributed tracing to link these back.”