Where do I start?
Usually, at the first in-app frame. Telebugs marks application frames, shows the exact file and line, and keeps nearby source right in the backtrace. Framework frames are still there when you need them.
See what happened before the crash
The exception is just the ending. Telebugs keeps the backtrace, breadcrumbs, request, user, tags, environment, runtime, and custom context together so you can follow the story backward.
What happened before that line ran?
Breadcrumbs keep the recent trail in timestamp order: navigation, requests, logs, and the custom events your app recorded. Follow them backward to the moment things started going wrong.
Who did this happen to?
When the SDK sends user details, Telebugs keeps the ID, username, email, IP address, location, and custom fields with the report. You can see who was affected without piecing it together elsewhere.
What did the app receive?
The HTTP request section keeps the URL, method, query string, body, cookies, headers, and server environment sent by the SDK. The clue hiding in one odd parameter does not have to stay hidden.
What if the useful clue only exists in my app?
Add tags and custom context. Keep the account tier, feature flag, job name, cart, or any other structured detail that helps your team understand why this report was different.