
TracePath is an OpenTelemetry-native observability backend that gives engineering teams logs, traces, metrics, replay and exceptions in one place.
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Set up TracePath in Express with OpenTelemetry auto-instrumentation: one SDK bootstrap captures HTTP traces and metrics.
TracePath for Flutter: automatic error capture, widget-tree session replay and Dart symbolication for release builds. The SDK is in private beta today.
Set up TracePath in Go: standard OpenTelemetry SDK with OTLP HTTP exporters and gin middleware for request spans.
Set up TracePath in Hono with OpenTelemetry: HTTP spans via middleware-friendly instrumentation and metrics over OTLP.
How TracePath records the ten seconds before a Flutter exception: a RepaintBoundary ring buffer, MP4 encoded only on error, and widget-level masking.
A source map recovers the exact file, line and column of a minified stack frame — but not the function name. Here is why, decoded by hand, and the fix.
A working loop: a production error opens a GitHub issue, an agent reads the telemetry behind it over MCP, and CI turns the result into a PR or a comment.
Deep dives, benchmarks, and engineering notes from the TracePath team.
TracePath Cloud pricing: a free plan that does not expire, Pro at EUR 29 a month and Business at EUR 99 a month. Every plan carries the whole product. Plans differ on volume, retention and scale, and ingest pauses instead of billing you for overage.
Honest, capability-by-capability comparisons of TracePath against Sentry, Grafana, New Relic, Datadog and more.
An honest map of the open-source observability landscape: what each stack is shaped like, what running it actually costs, and how to pick one.
Comparing TracePath and Datadog on capability coverage, pricing predictability and data residency.
Comparing TracePath and GlitchTip: scope, who operates it, and when a self-hosted Sentry-compatible error tracker is the better answer.
Talk to the TracePath team about plans, Enterprise terms, security questions or support.
TracePath is a commercial, OpenTelemetry-native observability platform that brings logs, traces, metrics, exceptions, session replay, profiles, AI/LLM tracing, synthetic monitors, status pages and on-call paging together in one hosted product. Instrument once with standard OTLP — no proprietary agent, no instrumentation lock-in. Free plan available; Pro from EUR 29 per month.
Every cookie and browser storage item TracePath uses, what it is for, how long it lasts, and how to give or withdraw consent. No advertising cookies, no cross-site tracking.
TracePath's Article 28 GDPR Data Processing Addendum: scope and instructions, confidentiality, security measures, subprocessors, data subject rights, breach notification, deletion, audits and international transfers under the 2021 Standard Contractual Clauses.
How TracePath collects, uses and protects personal data: what we process as controller for account, billing and website data, and what we process as processor on behalf of customers who send us telemetry.
What you may and may not do with TracePath: prohibited content and conduct, limits on synthetic monitors and notifications, security research rules, and how we enforce.
Every TracePath legal document in one place: terms of service, privacy policy, data processing addendum, cookie policy, subprocessors, acceptable use, licences, legal notice and security.
Legal notice and company details for TracePath: the operating entity, registered address, tax identifiers, contact addresses, hosting provider and regulatory information.
TracePath is a commercial product built on open-source software. This page credits the MIT-licensed upstream project it derives from and the major open-source components it depends on.