Claude Code, Copilot, Codex, and Cursor ship code you didn't write line-by-line and can't fully predict. GlitchReplay gives you error tracking plus session replay — so when AI-generated code breaks in production, you see the exact stack trace and the user's screen.
No credit card required · 5 minute setup · 100% Sentry-SDK compatible
An assistant can land a feature in minutes. But it writes against the happy path it inferred from your prompt — not the null your API returns under load, the browser you didn't test, or the race only real traffic triggers. You merged the diff. You didn't memorize every branch in it.
When that code throws in production, "it works on my machine" isn't a debugging strategy. You need the actual stack trace and the sequence of clicks that led to it. Reading the AI's diff again won't tell you which real-world input it never saw — the production error will.
GlitchReplay is Sentry-SDK compatible. If your assistant already added Sentry, you change one DSN.
Install @sentry/nextjs, @sentry/react, or @sentry/node and point the DSN at GlitchReplay. Your AI assistant can wire it up for you — it's standard Sentry config.
Keep letting AI write features. Every session is recorded automatically, and source maps uploaded at deploy keep stack traces readable.
When AI-generated code throws, you get the resolved stack trace, the breadcrumbs, and a replay of the user's session that triggered it.
Every exception, grouped into issues with full stack traces, breadcrumbs, and the request context. Know which AI-shipped change introduced the regression.
Every session is recorded, on every plan. When an error fires, the full session that caused it is already saved — watch the user's screen up to the crash.
Upload .js.map files at deploy so a frame in a minified bundle resolves to the original file, line, and function — not main-abc123.js.
Email alerts when a new error appears or a regression spikes after a deploy. Catch the AI-introduced break before your users file the ticket.
Yes. GlitchReplay tracks runtime errors regardless of who or what wrote the code. It captures the JavaScript or backend exception, the stack trace, and the session that led up to it — whether a human or an AI assistant produced the line that threw.
Review catches what you can see. It can't surface the edge cases neither you nor the model anticipated — a null from an API that's usually populated, a browser you didn't test, a race only real users hit. GlitchReplay catches those in production with the exact stack trace and a replay of the session.
About five minutes. GlitchReplay is Sentry-SDK compatible, so you install @sentry/nextjs, @sentry/react, or @sentry/node, point the DSN at GlitchReplay, and deploy. If your AI assistant already added Sentry, you only change one DSN.
Yes. Upload your source maps at deploy time and GlitchReplay resolves each frame back to the original file, line, and function — so an error in AI-generated code points at real source, not main-abc123.js.
Yes. The free plan includes 10,000 events and 10,000 sessions per month, every session recorded, and email alerts. No credit card required.
Flat-rate pricing, session replay included, Sentry-SDK compatible, built on Cloudflare. Free to start, five minutes to your first event.