Console Error Tracking
The errors quietly happening in your visitors' browsers, and the pulse of your whole account, at a glance.
JavaScript errors happen silently in your visitors' browsers, and the first you usually hear about it is a support ticket that doesn't mention the actual error. Console Error Tracking captures uncaught errors and console output automatically, the moment they happen, so you see them before your visitors have to tell you.
The same live home dashboard shows current active visitors, feedback received in the last 24 hours, and your monitoring status the instant you log in, and custom events let you track actions specific to your business — like "added to cart" — right alongside the errors.
What you get
Console log tracking
Technical errors happening in visitors' browsers land in your dashboard before you'd otherwise notice.
Live home dashboard
See how many people are on your site right now, how much feedback came in over the last 24 hours, and your monitoring status — the moment you log in.
Custom events
Define and track events specific to your business beyond the standard set (e.g. "added to cart", "form submitted").
How it works
Errors are captured as they happen
Uncaught errors and console output in a visitor's browser are sent to your dashboard automatically.
See the pulse of your account live
The home dashboard shows current active visitors, feedback received in the last 24 hours, and monitoring status the moment you log in.
Track what matters to your business
Define custom events beyond the standard set — like "added to cart" or "form submitted" — and see them alongside errors.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to wrap my code in a try/catch to use this?+
No — uncaught errors are captured automatically once the script is installed; you don't have to instrument your own error handling.
Can I define my own events?+
Yes — custom events let you track actions specific to your business beyond the standard automatically-captured set.
Will this catch errors that only happen on one visitor's browser?+
Yes — because tracking runs in the visitor's actual browser, it captures errors tied to specific devices, extensions, or edge cases a lab environment wouldn't reproduce.
What shows up on the live home dashboard?+
Current active visitors, feedback volume over the last 24 hours, and your monitoring status, all updating without a page refresh.
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