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Products that do what App-Logs does

Simple error tracking app for developers

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   ErrorPulse▲197

   Complete Frontend Error Tracking at an Affordable Price

   2024

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   TrackJS JavaScript Error Monitoring▲119

   Discover the bugs in your web applications and fix them fast

   2014

3. 3EH
   Errorception - High performance JavaScript error tracking▲76

   Just launched Errorception http://errorception.com/ yesterday. Errorception is a error tracking service which catches and reports in end-users' browsers as they happen. I built Errorception since I couldn't didn't find any error reporting system that (a) didn't rewrite my JS, (b) didn't modify the browser runtime by overriding common functions, and (c) had a zero performance cost, especially with regards to blocking script tags. Would love your thoughts. Site: http://errorception.com/

   2011

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   Log Owl▲136

   Open-source, privacy-focused error tracking and analytics

   2020

5. 5
   Sentry▲265

   Stop hoping your users will report errors

   2018

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   Owltics▲125

   Report bugs directly from your product

   2024

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   Avo for PMs▲186

   Error proof your analytics

   2021

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   LogRapid▲150

   A logging system that notifies you when things break

   2024

9. 9EU
   Errorship, use datadog as an error tracker▲47

   2020 · errorship.com

10. 10
    Logs Explorer Template by Tinybird▲45

    Deploy a Datadog alternative for your app in minutes

    2025

11. 11
    Hawk▲129

    Open-source errors tracker

    2022

12. 12
    errsole▲133

    First open-source Node.js logger with a built-in log viewer

    2025

13. 13
    RoRvsWild▲84

    Performances and errors monitoring for Ruby on Rails apps.

    2017

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    StatusTicker▲102

    The most reliable way to identify trouble brewing upstream

    2024

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    Track errors in your JS apps while engaging affected users▲9

    2013 · geterrorzero.com

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    Open source Audit Logs (by BoxyHQ)▲112

    Track every critical event within your product

    2023

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    Rollbar▲85

    Error Tracking Software for Continuous Code Improvement

    2014

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    Qbaka▲86

    Front-end error monitoring and user analytics for web apps

    2014

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    Desole▲89

    Open source error-tracking, tightly integrated with AWS.

    2018

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    Mindmeld, an issue tracker I built solo with Meteor.js▲25

    2013 · mindmeld.io

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    Bugsnag - Exception tracking app with open source plugins▲25

    2012 · bugsnag.com

22. 22
    SZ Project Tracker▲82

    Make dev/learning/anything logging as effortless as Twitter

    2020

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    I built IncidentPulse after the classic "Slack-on-fire, status-page-outdated" outage chaos. It's a clean, self-hosted tool to track incidents, responders, and updates. Live Demo: https://incident-pulse.vercel.app GitHub: https://github.com/bhoyee/IncidentPulse I'm at a crossroads and would love your blunt feedback on one question: What's the ONE feature that would make you actually switch from your current process (be it PagerDuty, a messy Slack channel, or nothing) to a tool like this? Other things I'd love thoughts on: Is the webhook setup (with HMAC,…

    Nov 2025 · incident-pulse.vercel.app

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    Bugsink – Self-Hosted Error Tracking▲7

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    2025 · bugsink.com

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