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Sentry is an application performance monitoring and error tracking software for developers.
Sentry provides error monitoring and performance tracking across multiple programming languages and frameworks, enabling developers to detect, debug, and fix issues with detailed context and AI-assisted debugging.
Updated Oct 26, 2026
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Tie Teamwork tasks to Sentry issues.
Catch slow queries, N+1s, and request timeouts before the ‘why is this so slow?’ posts fill up your feed.
Don't waste cycles reproducing errors. Trace errors across your entire stack and act fast with all the context you need to fix the root cause - like the line of code, user actions and functions leading up to when it occurred.
Get real-time visibility across releases to see core metrics like crash-free sessions, version adoption, and failure rate so you can see the moment a release starts to degrade and quickly take action.
View detailed stacktraces with local variables for context.
Map every incident to the release, PR, and owner -- automatically.
Fixes what’s broken while you ship what’s next – generating precise, merge-ready patches.
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