Own the errors without owning the pipeline.
Somebody has to be assigned the crash, somebody has to get the message at 2am, and the raw data has to land somewhere your team already looks. None of that is analysis — it is the plumbing that decides whether the analysis ever reaches a person.
Capabilities
4 capabilities, and the mechanics behind each one.
Every one of these is a screen in the product today — not a roadmap item.
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Errors
The loudest error is rarely the costliest.
Errors
The loudest error is rarely the costliest.
Errors are ranked by how many sessions they actually touched, not by how often they fired into a log. A handler that throws ten thousand times inside one background job is a smaller problem than one that breaks checkout for four hundred people.
Highlight
Ranked by occurrences and sessions affected — so impact, not log volume, sets the priority.
What your team gets
The modules your team works in.
Error Tracking
Fingerprinted issues ranked by the sessions they touched, each one assignable to a named person so a crash has an owner rather than a queue.
Explore Error TrackingPerformance Monitoring
Core Web Vitals at p75 broken down by page group, with the worst-performing elements named and the business-impact view beside them.
Explore Performance MonitoringAlerts
Threshold, spike and anomaly rules that post to a Slack channel and a per-rule recipient list, with cooldowns so a bad night does not become four hundred messages.
Explore AlertsReplay Clips
Cut the twenty seconds where it broke and share a link that opens without a login — so whoever picks up the ticket does not need a seat to see the bug.
Explore Replay ClipsRelease health
The one screen to check after a release.
Stability, speed and the error queue in a single view — so the question after a deploy is answered in seconds rather than by three people opening three dashboards.
Stability before and after
Crash-free rate with its fatal split, so you can tell within the hour whether a release made things worse.
Errors ranked by human cost
Sessions affected, not log volume — the queue sorts itself by what is actually worth fixing.
Vitals at the tail
LCP, INP, CLS, FCP and TTFB at p75 across web and mobile, so a regression shows up where users feel it.
One session id, end to end
Every number opens into the session behind it — the same id product, design and research are already using.
Release health — live view
ExampleCrash-free sessions
99.4%
iOS + Android
LCP p75
2.1s
web
Top error
1,284
sessions affected
Fatal rate
12%
of all crashes