Rollbar
Error Tracking Software for Continuous Code Improvement
Rollbar launched on February 3, 2014 with 85 votes, #164 of 1,100 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 12 years on.
What it does
Don't lose customers due to uncaught errors and slow response. Rollbar provides full coverage across all the applications that your users depend on and love.
Real-time error monitoring and tracking for software teams. Rollbar connects errors, session replays, and releases in one place. Free plan available.
Code-first observability that connects errors, replays, and releases in one place. Code-first observability that connects errors, replays, and releases in one place. Plans starting at $0. Get a 14-day free trial to see how Rollbar fits your workflow. Our new AI agent, Resolve, reviews your code, identifies what’s breaking, and opens a pull request with a fix. All you have to do is approve it. Fewer firefights. Faster feedback. More time to build what matters. Rollbar shows you the moment something breaks, groups similar issues automatically, and helps you pinpoint the cause fast. With deep context, source control integration, and smart notifications, you’ll spend less time sifting and more…from rollbar.com
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