Application error monitoring and troubleshooting
When something throws in production, Invince groups repeats into an issue, keeps example events, and can draft a reply. You still decide the fix.
Developers who can install a small SDK on an app they own and want issues instead of a raw log dump.
Install @invince/browser or @invince/node with a project ingest key. Python is packages/python in this repo, not PyPI. Events go to /api/ingest. Secrets that look like keys are redacted. Connect GitHub if you want the commit next to the spike.
A troubleshooting loop: issue, evidence, suggested next step, watch for regression. Invince does not autonomously patch customer code.
Group, then read
Identical failures should be one issue. Open the frames you own, match the route, then look at deploys.
Public Check is not the SDK
A public URL check cannot see errors inside a signed-in session. Use Check and Watch for the public page; use the SDK for runtime exceptions.
Honest comparison
Sentry still wins on language coverage and session replay depth. Invince wins when errors should sit beside security findings and docs for one product.