Build applications that use Sentry
Evonx does not claim an official Sentry partnership. Instrument applications you generate so runtime errors and traces flow into Sentry projects you own—with DSNs and source maps managed in your CI.
What Sentry is
Sentry is an application monitoring platform for error tracking, performance traces, and release health.
Evonx helps you build applications that use Sentry APIs — this page does not claim an official partnership unless one is explicitly stated.
What you can build
- Error monitoring for web and API services
- Performance tracing across requests
- Release health tied to Git SHAs
- User feedback widgets linked to issues
Application types
Any production web app
APIs
Worker services
Technical considerations
- Separate DSNs per environment
- Upload source maps for readable stack traces
- Scrub PII before events leave your servers
Related resources
FAQ
Where do we initialize Sentry in a Next.js app?
Use Sentry’s Next.js SDK hooks for client, server, and edge runtimes so each surface reports correctly.
How do releases connect to deploys?
Set a release name (often the Git SHA) at build time and create the release in Sentry during CI.
Can we silence noisy browser extensions?
Yes—use inbound filters and ignoreErrors patterns so extension noise does not page your team.
Build production software with Evonx
Start from a template or connect an existing repository. Evonx helps you ship real applications with preview, evolution threads, and pull-request delivery—not disposable demos.