React error tracking

Your own React error tracker, hosted on your turf

Using hosted services like Sentry or Honeybadger? Hit event caps or expensive upgrades as your React app grows?

Telebugs flips the script. a self-hosted bug tracker for React that runs on your server, with no monthly fees or limits. It plugs into Sentry’s SDKs so you get fast setup and live error reports — no vendor lock-in.

The best part? Built-in sourcemap support shows errors in your original JSX and TSX code — no more cryptic minified bundles. Debug production bugs like you’re in dev mode.

Telebugs' toolkit for taming React bugs

Telebugs sticks to a keep-it-simple mantra. It packs just the must-haves for spotting and fixing errors in your React code, skipping the fluff that slows you down.

Besides, it's really economical — just $299 once.

Just compare the pricing for yourself

Why overpay for error tracking? Telebugs gives you the essentials to keep your React apps running smoothly, without the extra costs. Here's what it brings to the table:

Smart error grouping

Telebugs automatically groups related React errors so you focus on fixing the biggest issues without drowning in duplicates. For example, many "undefined prop" errors from a bad API call are rolled into one summary. It uses straightforward logic like stack traces or messages to sort things, as detailed here. Want to tweak it? Dive into the docs for custom rules.

Notify you when it matters

Stay ahead of crashes in your React projects with alerts via email, Slack, Discord, or straight to your phone with push notifications. Set rules to buzz you only for fresh bugs, repeats, or spikes — no more spam from minor glitches, just the stuff that needs your attention, like a rogue async effect or failed fetch.

Deep dives with traces and trails

Every bug in your React app gets a full trace log, pointing right to the culprit line. Sourcemaps kick in to decode bundled code, revealing issues in your actual TSX files. Debugging prod feels like local.

Plus, breadcrumbs track the lead-up: console outputs, API calls, UI interactions. Toss in your own for stuff like useEffect triggers or store dispatches — super handy for tracing why that component blew up.

Setup that's actually dev-friendly

Getting Telebugs running for your React errors isn't some epic DevOps quest. It's built for React developers who focus on the frontend — simple enough if you're comfy with a terminal. Hit up the install guide and you're good in minutes.

One command and boom, it's live. Takes under 5 mins, leaving you time to refactor that messy hook while it sets up. Errors start flowing in immediately, backed by solid docs and quick help if you ping the team.

Worried about hosting your own? The docs cover it all, keeping things stable without headaches.

Hooking Telebugs into your React codebase

Wiring up Telebugs is as straightforward as npm installing a dep. It works with Sentry's SDK, so grab @sentry/react and you're set to pipe errors over.

npm install --save @sentry/react

Drop the init in your main entry point (think index.js or App.js):

import * as Sentry from "@sentry/react";

Sentry.init({
  dsn: "https://your-telebugs-instance.com/api/v1/sentry_errors/1234",
  tracesSampleRate: 1.0,
});

Handle sourcemaps by uploading them in your build step via Sentry's CLI or a plugin — Telebugs eats them up seamlessly. From there, it auto-grabs React errors, landing them in your dashboard for review. Pay $299 one time, and it's yours — no more invoices sneaking up.

Need extras? Peek at Sentry's React guide.

Quick hits on Telebugs + React

Stuff React folks often ask:

Works with my React version?

Yep, Sentry SDK means it handles React 16 and up, hooks included, concurrent features too. Slides right in, whether you're on CRA, Vite, or Next.js — easy error spotting everywhere.

Sourcemaps on board?

For sure! Push 'em during builds, and traces show up crystal clear in your source files — gold for untangling prod React bundles.

Tweak how errors group?

Totally, set rules that match your app's vibe to filter out junk and highlight key bugs in your workflow.

Stuck on setup?

No sweat — the docs are thorough for basics and beyond, and the team's quick on email if you hit a snag.

Prod-ready?

Absolutely. Battle-tested in live React apps, it's tough, speedy, and scales with your traffic.

$299 one-shot? No caps?

Straight up, $299 buys it outright. No subs, no limits on events — own it like that trusty package in your node_modules.

Why devs are digging Telebugs