TrackJS gives you context about what's happening in your end-users' browsers. The Telemetry timeline recreates all the application, network, and user activity that leads to an error. The stack trace processing shows you the code you need to investigate.
TrackJS is definitely the best browser errors reporting tool I have ever used! I have tried Newrelic, Muscula and custom solutions but none of them could compete with TrackJS.
The most valuable feature for us is "Users impacted" overview, which basically defines the priority of error, also it helps to filter our the noise that comes from different browser extensions that users have. Great product!
Pros:Clean stack traces, telemetry timeline, users impacted overview, different reports and notifications
Cons:Minor thing - source map support can be better.
When I started with TrackJS 7 months ago I wrote a Medium article explaining our integration with this tool, which has remained consistent to this point.
Pros:Provides great visibility into web apps & PWAs. Allows better decisions & info (e.g. a release introduces or fixes a specific bug).
Cons:Would love more useful data on buttons/links for the HTML that frameworks like Angular Material generate, but this is easily worked around.
We moved all frontend applications to TrackJS and it has helped us to make incredibly helpful improvements, with impact measurements, fast feedback, alerts, filtering, groups, etc. We've run some benchmarks including other competitors, considering lots of aspects, and TrackJS was our best bet. And I'm really glad to endorse TrackJS - it has helped us a lot!
Pros:We were using New Relic, but we couldn't find, filter, detail, or measure our frontend issues there.
Cons:It's lacks on some advanced views or advanced actions, but their awesome support and fast growth helps in this point.
Have used this product for a couple of years now very pleased with it and get fast feedback with any issues
Pros:Great for monitoring errors for our react front end. This is our main tool for error logging
Cons:mobile app would be good
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