Know when something breaks
Get told about new errors instead of hearing from an annoyed customer.
Apps / Error tracking
Error tracking for your website or app, set up for you
When your website or app breaks for a visitor, you hear about it, with the details your developer needs to fix it.
built on GlitchTipabout 600 MB of memoryfits in every box size
What it’s for
Alerts
Details
What your developer needs
Each error comes with where it happened and how often.
Compatible
Works with Sentry’s tools
Apps already set up for Sentry can send their errors here instead.
What to ask
You say it. It’s handled.
Everything below is one message to your helper.
You say
Your box does
Add error tracking for our website.
Checks there’s room, then installs itAnd gives you what your developer needs to connect it
How many errors did we have this week?
Looks it up and tells youGrouped by what went wrong
Tell me when a new kind of error shows up.
Sets up the alertSo you hear about it first
Included
Looked after, not just installed.
Address
Its own web address
With a secure connection, and your own domain if you want one.
Backups
Backed up every night
And the backups are checked.
Updates
Kept up to date
With a restore point saved before every change.
People
Watched by our team
Ask for a person whenever you need one.
Questions
Before you ask for it.
Which software is it?
GlitchTip, an open-source error tracker that accepts errors from Sentry’s client libraries. It comes with its own database, set up for you.
Why not Sentry itself?
Self-hosted Sentry needs about 6 GB of memory on its own. GlitchTip does the same everyday job in about a tenth of that, so it fits in any box.
How much room does it take?
About 600 MB of memory and 1.5 GB of storage. It fits in every box size. Your helper checks there’s room before installing anything.
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Your box can run more than one.
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