Sentry

axonpush — Combines app spans, exceptions and AI model or tool calls into one trace, with an optional gateway that redacts PII and caps AI spend.

Storewake — Gives AI assistants access to an iOS app's App Store rankings, metadata, revenue, subscriptions and Apple Ads data through an MCP server.

Seiton — Connects a SaaS's revenue, traffic, SEO, and error data sources and surfaces a health overview with a daily briefing of notable changes.

ReelOnes — Lets two people build movie lists and swipe through each other's picks, saving the titles both like into a shared watchlist.

Truffle — Lets non-technical teams ask questions in Slack and get answers drawn from connected engineering sources like logs, code, API specs, tickets and error monitoring.

Hangar — Aggregates revenue, crash reports, active users and support messages from several services into one daily status dashboard.

Hangar — Combines revenue, crash reports, active users, and app store reviews from multiple apps into one dashboard.

How do Support teams… — Automatically pulls logs and database records for a support ticket, compares them to the user's report, and creates a ready-to-fix Jira ticket for engineering.

flcsezz — Provides a study and focus timer with ambient sounds and wallpapers, synced across devices.

Kinetic — Provides a fitness app that can be installed from a website to the home screen and used like a native app.

Folly — Schedules plant care that adjusts to local weather, room, season and plant type, and identifies and diagnoses plant problems from photos.

DocCharm — Watches GitHub pull requests and suggests updates to help center articles, or drafts new ones, for human review before publishing.

Flowy — Tracks daily period and cycle check-ins and gives plain-language cycle and ovulation estimates.

Vloggo — Lets people share videos privately in invite-only group spaces, with video replies instead of likes.

Pocket Alert — Sends push notifications to phones and a Chrome extension from webhooks, the API, a CLI, and a GitHub Action.

CodeForge — Runs AI coding CLIs against git repos in managed sessions and turns Sentry errors or new pull requests into reviewed branches or review comments.

long shot — Turns a Sentry crash report into a failing pytest that reproduces the error on the current branch, or a writeup when it cannot.

BugReels — Analyzes frontend session replays with an AI agent to detect subtle bugs such as stale data, missing translations, and UI shown before data loads.

Telemetry Tracker — Collects application errors, performance data, sessions and release health for monitoring and alerting.

Rustrak — Collects and tracks application errors from any Sentry SDK on a self-hosted server, with team and role-based access control.

Rustrak — Self-hosts an error tracking server compatible with Sentry SDKs and exposes error data to AI assistants and API clients.