Epure
Integrations

Error tracking for the stack you already run.

Eight language fixtures plus Next.js. Install the official Sentry SDK (or keep it), point the DSN at Epure. Docs linked on every guide.

Same language, two surfaces? Instrument both (e.g. React SPA + Express API = Browser guide and Node guide, two inits, usually one Epure project).

FAQ

Before you pick a guide.

Browser, Node, or Next.js?
Browser runs in the user’s tab: React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Vite SPAs. Node covers Express, Fastify, Nest, workers, CLIs. Next.js handles client, server, and edge in one package. A separate SPA and API usually need both Browser and Node.
What about Django, Rails, Laravel, Spring?
Open the language guide that matches the runtime: Python for Django, Flask, FastAPI, Celery. Ruby for Rails and Sidekiq. PHP for Laravel and Symfony. Java for Spring and JVM services. .NET for ASP.NET Core.
What SDKs does Epure support?
Epure accepts official Sentry SDKs over envelope and legacy store. Guides cover browser, Node, Next.js, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, Java, and .NET. Keep the SDK, swap the DSN. Docs map: Pick your SDK.
Does Epure include iOS and Android?
No. No Cocoa or Android fixtures, no dSYM, ProGuard, or NDK symbol server. Native mobile is out of scope.
Which stacks get sourcemap demangling?
JavaScript and TypeScript only. Upload .map files via release artifacts. Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, Java, and .NET group on raw frames as the SDK sends them. Walkthrough: source maps.
Do I need a Sentry Cloud account?
No. Install the official Sentry SDK from the package registry, create an Epure project, paste the DSN. You need their open client, never their SaaS. Quickstart.
Is Cloud required to use these SDKs?
No. Self-host is $0 and ships now. Cloud Pro $24 and Plus $79 come later as managed hosting of the same ingest path. See pricing.