Lightweight error monitoring for single devs and small teams. Catch JS errors, slow network requests, and web vitals across all of your projects — then let AI tell you exactly how to fix them. Paste 3 lines and you're live.
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'name')
/dashboard/profile · Chrome · 2s ago
Server error 503 (Service Unavailable): GET /trips/deferred-ids — 30,217ms
/trips · Safari · 4m ago · slow
LCP 4821ms (poor)
img#hero · navigate · ttfb: 842ms · 12m ago
Failed to load: /fonts/brand-display.woff2
/landing · Firefox · 18m ago
The user object may be null during initial render. Add optional chaining: user?.profile?.name or guard with an early return.
Setup in under 60 seconds
# 1. install npm install @ultron-dev/tracker # 2. drop in 3 lines import { initTracker } from '@ultron-dev/tracker' initTracker({ apiKey: 'your-api-key', }) # 3. that's it
Most error tools were built for enterprise teams. Ultron was built for the developer actually shipping the code.
Automatic capture of unhandled errors and promise rejections — with full stack traces, device, browser, and session context.
Every slow or failed fetch and XHR request captured automatically. Status codes, response bodies, timing breakdown, query params.
LCP, FCP, CLS, INP and TTFB tracked out of the box. Pinpoint the exact element causing slowness, including navigation type and load time.
Don't just see the error — know how to fix it. Connect your GitHub repo and Claude reads your actual source code to give you a real fix.
Sentry is powerful — and that's the problem. You want errors fixed, not a second job managing dashboards.
One npm install. Works with Next.js, React, Vue, SvelteKit, and plain JavaScript.
npm install @ultron-dev/tracker
Call initTracker once at startup. No config files, no build steps, no source map uploads.
initTracker({ apiKey: '...' })Open your dashboard. See errors in real time with device, session, and network context. Hit "Fix" and let AI do the thinking.
Free to start. No credit card. No complex setup.
Just paste 3 lines and know the moment something breaks.