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What it does

Error Tracking captures crashes and exceptions from your app and turns them into actionable issues in your dashboard — without you having to build your own crash-reporting pipeline.
  • Automatic capture. Once the SDK is initialized, uncaught errors are reported without any extra code on your part.
  • Manual reporting. Catch an exception yourself and send it with extra context — a bugType, a bugSeverity, and arbitrary metadata (user ID, the action being performed, anything else useful for debugging).
  • Device and app context on every report. Device model, OS/version, architecture, timezone, country, and your app’s version/build number are attached automatically — you don’t have to collect and send them yourself.
  • AI-assisted summaries. Bug details in the dashboard include an AI summary panel that helps you understand what went wrong faster.
  • Assign and discuss. Assign a bug to a teammate and comment on it directly in the dashboard as you work through a fix.

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Classification

Reports carry a bugType (e.g. crash, networkError, uiBug, performance) and a bugSeverity (critical down to low) so you can triage what matters first. See your framework’s guide for the full list of values.

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Get started

Flutter

Set up automatic and manual error reporting in a Flutter app.
More framework guides are on the way — see the Getting Started page for current platform availability.