React error tracking and monitoring, all in one place
See every error, slow request, and broken render in your React app the moment it happens — with traces, releases, and infrastructure on the same screen.
Why React teams need real monitoring
React apps fail in ways the browser console never shows you: a render error swallowed by an error boundary, a slow API call that freezes an interaction, a regression that only appears after a deploy. Without React error tracking in production, your first signal is a user complaint — and by then you are debugging blind, with no stack trace, no failing request, and no idea which release broke it.
Install @sentry/react, initialize it with the DSN from AllStak project setup, and set release and environment consistently. Supported events then arrive in the same AllStak project as your operational context.
What you get for React
Start with one official Sentry React SDK install and the DSN from AllStak project setup.
Render & runtime error tracking
Catch uncaught render errors, error-boundary failures, and thrown exceptions with full stack traces, component context, and the user actions that led up to them.
Performance & distributed tracing
Distributed tracing is on by default — the SDK emits a span per outbound request and stitches frontend to backend, so you can see exactly where a slow interaction spends its time.
Request & API monitoring
Every outbound fetch carries a W3C traceparent header automatically, so failing and slow API calls surface as connected requests — not anonymous network noise.
Release tracking
Tag each build with a release and environment so errors group per deploy. Spot a regression the moment a version ships and know which change to roll back.
Infrastructure in context
Pair frontend errors with the host and API behind them using standard infrastructure collectors and the same dashboard.
Smart alerts & incidents
Get notified on new error groups, spikes, and regressions instead of dashboard-watching. Route alerts to your team and turn noisy signals into tracked incidents.
Add AllStak in minutes
Install the official Sentry SDK, configure your AllStak project DSN, and verify a test error. Enable optional request and performance integrations supported by the setup guide.
npm install @sentry/react
import * as Sentry from '@sentry/react';
Sentry.init({
dsn: globalThis._importMeta_.env.VITE_ALLSTAK_DSN,
environment: globalThis._importMeta_.env.MODE,
});
createRoot(document.getElementById('root')!).render(<App />);Minimal setup — error tracking, request, and performance monitoring start automatically. full setup guide · SDK reference.
What you'll see in the dashboard
Error detail with full context
Open any React error to see the stack trace, the component and route it came from, the breadcrumb trail of user actions, the release and environment, and how many users it hit.
Traces & performance timeline
Follow a slow interaction from the click through each outbound request and into the backend on a single waterfall, so the real bottleneck is obvious — not guessed.
One unified dashboard
Errors, requests, performance, uptime, SSL, operational alerts, and infrastructure for your React app live side by side — one view instead of switching between tools.
Why React teams choose AllStak
- One platform and one bill for errors, performance, requests, infrastructure, uptime, and status pages — a simpler Sentry alternative.
- A first-class React SDK that captures render errors, traces, and HTTP calls automatically — minimal setup, no boilerplate.
- Distributed tracing across frontend and backend on an OpenTelemetry-friendly wire format you are not locked into.
- Releases and environments built in, so regressions are tied to the deploy that caused them.
- Saudi-based with SAR pricing and a free tier.
- Predictable pricing — no surprise overage bills as your React traffic grows.
React monitoring FAQ
How do I add monitoring to a React app?
Install @sentry/react from npm and initialize it with the DSN from AllStak project setup. The full official-SDK setup is in our docs.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. AllStak has a free tier you can start on today with no card, and SAR pricing with predictable limits as you grow.
Does it catch errors inside React error boundaries?
Yes. The SDK provides an error boundary and a React error handler you can wire into createRoot, so uncaught render errors are reported with their stack trace and component context instead of being silently swallowed.
Does it monitor API calls and performance too?
Yes. Distributed tracing is on by default: the SDK injects a W3C traceparent header and emits a span per outbound request, so slow and failing API calls show up as connected traces alongside your errors.
Does it work with Next.js, Vite, and other React setups?
The official Sentry React SDK works with common single-page setups. For Next.js, use the official @sentry/nextjs package and wizard for client and server configuration.
How is AllStak different from Sentry?
AllStak unifies error tracking, performance, requests, infrastructure, uptime, SSL, and status pages in one platform and one bill, with SAR pricing — rather than stitching together separate products.
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Start tracking React errors today
Create a free AllStak project, install @sentry/react, and verify your first event with the project DSN. No card required.