Solutions
ErrorDock for your stack
and your team.
The product is the same whichever page you arrive through. These describe what it looks like from where you are standing: which SDK you install, what it captures on your platform, and which of the signals — errors, performance, usage, flags or uptime — matters most for the way your team works.
By stack
- For .NET ErrorDock for .NET: exception monitoring with portable PDB stack traces, product analytics and locally evaluated feature flags, with a NuGet package for each kind of host and performance from OpenTelemetry. Read more
- For ASP.NET Core Add ErrorDock to an ASP.NET Core application in two lines for exception capture with request context, and export OpenTelemetry spans for endpoint latency percentiles and Entity Framework Core queries. Read more
- For JavaScript Browser error monitoring with source map support, breadcrumbs and session context from one lightweight SDK. Read more
- For React Error boundaries, component stacks and feature usage tracking for React applications, from one SDK. Read more
- For React Native JavaScript errors, sessions and screen tracking in React Native applications, with release and device context. Read more
By team
- For SaaS See which users and releases an issue affects, not just how many events it produced — essential when one customer is worth a hundred times another. Read more
- For Web Apps Front-end and back-end errors, performance and usage in one project instead of two disconnected tools. Read more
- For Startups Errors, performance and product analytics in one connected workflow — because three vendors is three integrations you do not have time for. Read more
- For Engineering Teams One ranked list built from reliability, performance and adoption, so engineering and product argue about the data rather than about whose tool is right. Read more
Not sure which one you are?
It does not matter. Install the SDK for your platform and you get errors, performance and product usage from the same configuration — there is no second package for analytics.