Bugsly
AI error tracking that explains and suggests bug fixes
Bugsly launched on August 10, 2026 with 2 votes, #5,788 of 23,274 launches that month.
What it does
Bugsly is AI-powered error tracking for teams done drowning in stack traces. It captures every error, groups them into clear issues, and uses AI to explain what went wrong and suggest the fix — in plain English. Drop in the Sentry-compatible SDK and start catching bugs in minutes. You're billed by unique issues, not raw events, so a spike never blows your quota or your bill. AI analysis is on every plan, including the free tier. There's even an MCP server so your agents can triage issues.
Catch, understand, and fix errors faster with AI-powered analysis. Real-time alerts, session replay, and performance monitoring. Free tier available.
Catch errors before your users do. Bugsly uses AI to analyze stack traces, explain what went wrong, and suggest fixes — in plain English. Billed by unique issues, not raw events, so a bad day of traffic never costs you. Powerful tools that work together to help you find, understand, and fix errors. AI reads your stack trace and explains the error in plain English with suggested fixes. Track scheduled jobs and get alerted when they miss, run too long, or fail. Monitor your URLs with latency tracking, uptime percentages, and instant down alerts. Track response times, throughput, and identify slow transactions. Get notified instantly via email, Slack, or webhook when errors spike. See which…from bugsly.dev
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