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Open-source error tracking tools in 2026

6 open-source projects, ranked by GitHub stars and how recently each was worked on. Errbit leads with 4.3k stars, ahead of Exceptionless. 5 had code pushed in the last three months. Most common licenses: Apache-2.0 (3), MIT (2) and AGPL-3.0 (1). Commercial error tracking tools are listed separately.

All open-source error tracking tools, ranked

Complete systems you can adopt 4

  1. 1
    Errbit errbit

    The open source error catcher that's Airbrake API compliant :ukraine:

    Complete system Usable You want free self-hosted error tracking for apps that already use Airbrake clients.

    ★ 4.3k MIT Ruby Active, pushed today
  2. 2
    Exceptionless exceptionless

    Exceptionless application

    Complete system Production-ready Your apps are mainly .NET and you want error tracking with first-class .NET integration.

    ★ 2.5k Apache-2.0 C# Active, pushed today
  3. 3
    Measure measure-sh

    Measure helps mobile teams monitor and fix crashes, ANRs, bugs, and performance issues. The open source alternative to Firebase Crashlytics.

    Complete system Usable A mobile team wants crash reporting and session timelines on infrastructure it controls.

    ★ 1.4k Apache-2.0 TypeScript Active, pushed today
  4. 4
    Rustrak rustrak

    Ultra-lightweight error tracking server compatible with Sentry SDKs

    Complete system Experimental You want Sentry-compatible error tracking on a small server without self-hosting full Sentry.

    ★ 836 AGPL-3.0 Rust Active, pushed today

Building blocks for your own system 2

  1. 1
    Tower mimiquate

    🏰 Vendor-Neutral Exception/Error Tracking/Reporting/Monitoring in Elixir

    Building block Usable Your Elixir app should report errors without tying code to one error-tracking vendor.

    ★ 200 Apache-2.0 Elixir Active, pushed 13 days ago
  2. 2
    Lapse pyaesone17

    Laravel Self Hosted Tiny Error Tracking System With Notifications

    Building block Experimental Not for new projects.

    ★ 174 MIT PHP Quiet, pushed 8 years ago

Compared head to head

Also under monitoring and observability tools

Open-source licenses

  • Permissive: 5. Use it anywhere, including in closed products. You keep the copyright notice; Apache-2.0 also grants patent rights.
  • Network copyleft: 1. Like GPL, and running a changed version as a web service counts as distributing it, so its users get the source too.

Languages

Ruby 1, C# 1, TypeScript 1, Rust 1, Elixir 1 and PHP 1.

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