Sentry is $428/mo.
This is a curl.

Drop-in Sentry replacement. Same SDKs, same API. One Go binary. Runs on hardware you already own.

29 MB
Binary Size
183 MB/s
Ingest Speed
$5/mo
Server Cost
localhost:8080/issues
Unresolved Issues
Live
TypeError: Cannot read property 'id' of undefined
342x
ConnectionError: ECONNREFUSED 10.0.0.4:5432
89x
Warning: Missing required field 'email' in request
23x
Info: Cache miss for key user_session_abc123
7x

Three numbers. That's the whole setup.

1
Download
29 MB. One binary. One curl command.
1
Command
urgentry serve. That starts everything.
0
Dependencies
No Docker. No Kafka. No Redis. No Postgres required.

Your Sentry SDK already works.

128 Sentry API endpoints mapped. 37 matched today. Point your DSN at urgentry and ship.

JavaScript
Works today
Python
Works today
Node.js
Works today
Go
Works today
Ruby
Coming soon
Java
Coming soon
PHP
Coming soon
Rust
Coming soon

The full kit. In one binary.

Error Tracking
Stack traces, breadcrumbs, user context. Group errors by fingerprint. The reason you installed Sentry in the first place.
Performance
Distributed traces. Transaction timelines. Find the slow query hiding behind a 3-second page load.
Session Replay
Watch the exact clicks that led to an error. Replay sessions without third-party screen recording tools.
Profiling
CPU and memory profiles correlated with your error data. See exactly which function burned the cycles.
Cron Monitors
Track scheduled jobs. Get alerted when a cron misses its window or takes too long.
Custom Metrics
Counters, gauges, distributions, sets. Ship whatever numbers matter to you. No predefined schema.

What people are saying

Changed our Sentry DSN to localhost, restarted the app. Errors appeared in urgentry instantly. Total migration time: 4 seconds.

Backend engineer — 3-person SaaS team

We were paying Sentry $380/month. Now it runs on the same box as our app for free. Same data. Same stack traces. Zero migration headaches.

CTO — bootstrapped startup

Stop paying for
your own data.

Open source. Self-hosted. Your errors belong to you.

curl -fsSL get.urgentry.dev | sh