Catch production errors while they are happening.
Track errors in real time, inspect the context behind each failure, and compare this week with the last — without operating a heavyweight observability stack.
Free during beta · 10 GB saved-error allowance · No credit card required
Issues
Production · last 24h
- TypeError2m ago
Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'id')
checkout/payment.ts:142
1.2kevents - UnhandledRejection11m ago
Timeout exceeded while connecting to database
lib/db/pool.ts:58
834events - ValidationError26m ago
Invalid email format on signup form
auth/register.ts:23
412events - NetworkError1h ago
Failed to fetch /api/metrics (503)
hooks/use-metrics.ts:19
97events
0.42%
TypeError: undefined.id
at processOrder
at handlePayment
at POST /checkout
2.4k
Users hit
18ms
p95 latency
Features
A clear path from failure to understanding
The beta stays focused on the error-tracking essentials developers and small teams use every day.
Real-time Error Tracking
Instantly capture application errors as they happen with a live feed across every environment.
Saved Error Context
Keep the details behind each failure available when it is time to investigate.
Application Management
Connect and follow multiple applications from one focused dashboard.
Weekly Comparison
Compare this week with the previous one to see how error activity is changing.
Hosted Platform
Hosted error tracking without the operational overhead.
Use StackLogger Cloud to start monitoring your applications in minutes. StackLogger runs the platform so you can focus on the failures coming from your applications.
- 10 GB saved-error allowance
- Real-time dashboards
- Retained error details
- Weekly comparisons
- Multiple applications
1// install the SDK2npm install @stacklogger/node3 4import { StackLogger } from '@stacklogger/node'5 6StackLogger.init({7 apiKey: process.env.STACKLOGGER_API_KEY!,8 environment: process.env.NODE_ENV ?? 'development',9 release: 1.0,10})11 12export { StackLogger } 13// you’re now capturing errors ✓Open-source foundation
Commercial SaaS, grounded in ErrorTracer
StackLogger builds its hosted experience on the open-source ErrorTracer project. Follow the repository, report issues, and contribute to the foundation.
Report Issues
Spotted a bug? Open an issue and help us squash it fast.
Submit Pull Requests
Ship features and fixes directly to the core platform.
Improve Documentation
Great docs make great software. Help others get started.
Join Discussions
Shape the roadmap and swap ideas with the community.
ErrorsTracer / error-tracer-platform
View the project and its contribution history on GitHub
Dashboard
One place for every error, trace, and metric
From the live error list to stack traces, request logs, and deployment history — everything a developer needs to resolve incidents fast.
Issues
Production · last 24h
- TypeError2m ago
Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'id')
checkout/payment.ts:142
1.2kevents - UnhandledRejection11m ago
Timeout exceeded while connecting to database
lib/db/pool.ts:58
834events - ValidationError26m ago
Invalid email format on signup form
auth/register.ts:23
412events - NetworkError1h ago
Failed to fetch /api/metrics (503)
hooks/use-metrics.ts:19
97events
0.42%
TypeError: undefined.id
at processOrder
at handlePayment
at POST /checkout
2.4k
Users hit
18ms
p95 latency
Pricing
Use every current feature free during beta
Create an account, connect your applications, and help shape StackLogger while the hosted platform is in beta.
No trial countdown and no credit card. Beta accounts include a 10 GB saved-error allowance.
Create your free account- Real-time production error tracking
- Saved error details for investigation
- Week-over-week activity reports
- Multiple application management
Beta access and limits may change as StackLogger develops. Current users will see future plan details before paid pricing begins.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about StackLogger. Can't find an answer? Reach out to the community.
Yes. The hosted StackLogger platform is free to use while it is in beta. Each beta account currently includes a 10 GB saved-error allowance.
StackLogger is actively evolving. Current features are available to use, while capabilities, limits, and future pricing may change as the product develops.
You can connect applications, track production errors in real time, inspect saved error details, and compare weekly error activity.
ErrorTracer is the open-source foundation behind StackLogger. StackLogger is the commercial hosted SaaS built on that foundation.
See what your production apps are telling you.
Join the StackLogger beta for free and start capturing the errors that matter, while they are happening.