Errorbird

Features

Six modules, one data model. Errors, logs, uptime, SSL and domains in the same dashboard and the same API, with no code changes to get started.

01

Error grouping

The same root error arriving 500 times with different user ids and line numbers becomes a single record. Normalisation weighs the message, the exception type and the first five stack frames together.

→
1 issue

500 events → 1 issue

02

Log management

CLEF and OTLP compatible ingest. On Serilog only the server URL and the key change — no code change.

INF Order created {OrderId}=48213

WRN Payment provider slow 2.4 s

ERR Cart not found {UserId}=***

03

Uptime, SSL and domains

HTTP, TCP port, certificate chain and domain expiry. An incident never opens without confirmation from at least two locations, so a single location fault raises no false alarm.

99.98%

2/2 locations confirmed

SSL · 61 dayserrorbird.com.tr · 340 days

04

Alerting

Email, Slack, Discord and Telegram. Alerts fire when the threshold is met, so a one-off network blip stays silent — and recovery notices are automatic.

  1. Outage confirmed
  2. Email · Slack
  3. Recovered
05

API-first and embeddable widgets

Everything the dashboard shows comes from the public API. Ready-made React components drop the issue list, uptime badge and SSL countdown into your own product.

GET /api/v1/projects/{id}/summary

{
  "openIssues": 5,
  "uptime24h": 99.98,
  "sslDaysLeft": 61
}
06

Agency and white-label

Every end client is isolated in its own workspace. Brand colour and logo flow into the widgets automatically; your client never sees Errorbird.

Your agency

  • Client A
  • Client B
  • Client C

How to start

  1. 01

    Create a project

    A secret and a publishable key pair are generated for you.

  2. 02

    Point your logging at it

    Change the Serilog sink URL or redirect your OTLP collector.

  3. 03

    Turn on monitoring

    Enter a URL or a domain — no code change needed.

Program.csMoving from Seq: two lines
Log.Logger = new LoggerConfiguration()
    .WriteTo.Seq(
        serverUrl: "https://api.errorbird.com/api/v1/ingest",
        apiKey: "ebrd_secret_…")
    .CreateLogger();

Same sink. Only the address and the key change.

DashboardEndpoints.csInto your own panel: three lines
var summary = await errorbird.GetSummaryAsync(ct);
var issues = await errorbird.ListIssuesAsync(
    new IssueListQuery(Limit: 10), ct);

return Results.Ok(new { summary, issues.Items });

Errorbird.Client (NuGet) and @errorbird/client (npm) read SDKs.

Who it is for

A

Developers and small teams

Anyone adding error tracking and uptime monitoring to their own project. One organisation, a few projects, minutes to set up.

  • Start on the free plan
  • Move off Serilog/Seq without code changes
  • Fixed price, no surprise invoices
B

Agencies and SaaS builders

For teams watching dozens of client sites and applications who want to present the data under their own brand. Isolation and white-label are there from day one.

  • An isolated workspace per client
  • Brand colour and logo flow into the widgets
  • Every client on one screen in the agency console

See your first error in three minutes

The free plan needs no credit card. Setup is creating a project and changing one log address.