Sentry
38 Tools
Sentry is a developer-first application monitoring company founded in 2011 by David Cramer and Chris Jennings as an open-source side project for wrangling error logs. It has grown into the leading error tracking and performance monitoring platform, serving over 200,000 organizations across 146 countries, and remains open-source at its core with SDKs spanning more than 100 languages and platforms.
Tools
Official Sentry SDK for Godot games, capturing crashes with stack traces, breadcrumbs, and performance data.
Single SDK that captures crashes and performance data from Kotlin Multiplatform apps on Android, iOS, and JVM.
Library for parsing and generating sourcemaps in Rust, mapping minified stack traces back to original source.
Detects unused Swift and Objective-C code in iOS apps so dead code can be stripped for leaner binaries.
Generates optimized order files from an Xcode UI test to cut iOS app launch time.
Official Sentry SDK bringing crash reporting, error monitoring, and performance tracing to Unity games.
Adds automatic crash reporting and performance monitoring to Electron desktop apps via the official Sentry SDK.
Adds type annotations to untyped Python code automatically, migrating a legacy codebase in one run.
Crash reporting and error monitoring for Ionic and hybrid mobile apps through the official Sentry Capacitor SDK.
Collection of agent skills from Sentry that let AI coding assistants integrate directly with Sentry workflows.
Scaffold for iOS projects wired to the XcodeBuildMCP server so AI agents can build, run, and debug apps.
Official SDK bringing Sentry crash reporting and performance monitoring to apps built on Lynx.