Apps Built with Sentry

Sentry answers a question that is unusually hard to answer in these markets: what actually broke for the user? Device diversity is enormous (a long tail of older Android phones, manufacturer-modified browsers, varied OS versions), and connections drop mid-request, so failures happen in combinations no team can reproduce locally. Error monitoring captures the stack trace, the device, the release and the sequence of actions that led there, which turns an unactionable complaint into a fixable bug. For a small team without a quality assurance function, that is often the only systematic feedback loop they have. Performance monitoring adds the slow- path view, showing which requests are painful for users on poor connections rather than on the developer's laptop. Browse the products using Sentry below.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does error monitoring matter more here?
Because device and network diversity produces failures that cannot be reproduced locally. Capturing real context from real devices is the only way to see them.
Is it useful without a QA team?
Especially then. For small teams it is often the primary systematic signal that something is broken for users.