Catch the issue before your users do.

Why this exists

Most teams find out about a broken deploy from a support ticket, a bad review, or a frustrated message in a group chat - long after the damage is done. Browse Error exists to close that gap: catch the error in the browser, connect it to the backend trace that actually caused it, and surface it to the team before a user has to report it themselves.

What we're building, honestly

Browse Error is early-access software, built by a small team. We'd rather tell you plainly what's live today and what's on the roadmap than dress up a roadmap item as a feature. The Features page marks every roadmap item as exactly that - not built yet.

What we believe

• Honest confidence. We don't claim functionality or results we haven't actually built or verified.
• No password left to leak. Every sign-in is a one-time code - there is no password for Browse Error to mishandle, because there isn't one.
• Isolation by default. One organisation's data is never visible to another's, enforced on every query, not just hidden in the interface.
• Open standards over lock-in. Backend telemetry goes in over OpenTelemetry's OTLP - the same format you'd use anywhere else - not a proprietary agent.

Who's behind it

Browse Error is operated by Reborn Tech India. We're a small, early-stage team - small enough that if something's broken, we're usually the first ones to hear about it, which is exactly the problem this product is built to prevent happening to you.