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We speak your language.

Rollbar supports the way you build; frontend, backend, or mobile. Find your language, add the SDK, and start capturing meaningful data in just a few lines of code. Every SDK is open source, easy to install, and built with the developer in mind.

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Logos of supported frameworks, e.g. JavaScript, Android, Angular, Go, iOS, Java, .Net, Next.js, Node.js, PHP, Python, React, Ruby, etc.

Rollbar.js

Browser JS

Telemetry and replay built in

Captures user clicks, navigation, and console logs

Powers Session Replay when enabled

Supports source maps for readable stack traces

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Android

Readable crash reports

Deobfuscates stack traces using ProGuard/R8 mappings

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Angular

Angular-native error tracking

Uses Angular’s global ErrorHandler

Integrates via Dependency Injection

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Lightweight and async-first

Stack trace from active goroutine

Designed for defer-based recovery

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iOS

Rollbar Apple SDK

Native crash insight

Symbolication with dSYM uploads

Captures device and UI context

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Java

Proguard/R8 Deobfuscation support

Upload mapping files to restore stack traces

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OTHER FRAMEWORKS

Spring, Web, Reactive Streams

.Net

Telemetry for .NET Apps

Capture contextual events (e.g., logs, HTTP requests) before the error

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Next.js

Hybrid support for frontend and backend

Handles both client and server runtime errors

Supports Next.js routing and source maps

OTHER FRAMEWORKS

Vue, Svelte

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Node.js

Server-side visibility

Captures recent logs and events with Telemetry

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PHP

Context-rich backtraces

Captures function arguments and local variable context

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OTHER FRAMEWORKS

Laravel, WordPress

Python

More than stack traces

Captures local variables in every frame

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OTHER FRAMEWORKS

Celery, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Pyramid

React

React-specific helpers

<Provider> for React trees

Built-in ErrorBoundary

useRollbar() hook for contextual logging

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React Native

Bridge between JS and native errors

Captures both JavaScript and native crashes

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Ruby

Background job integration

Optional local variable capture

Supports Sidekiq and Resque

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OTHER FRAMEWORKS

Rails, Zeus, Sidekiq

Example of custom key-value data. user_id: 42; flag: enableNewCheckout; custom: fooBar.

Add context that matters.

Include custom key-value data with your errors. Attach user IDs, feature flags, request context, or anything else that helps you understand what happened and why. It’s useful for debugging, filtering, or connecting errors to real-world impact.

Know where the error happened.

Tag errors by environments like production, staging, or local to keep signals clear and alerts relevant. Environment tags help teams triage faster and avoid false urgency during development.

Error items with different environments, like production and staging, on Rollbar's Item List screen UI.

Detailed latest version information for an error item on Rollbar's Item Detail screen UI.

Trace errors back to code changes.

Track which version each error came from by tagging with your release ID. Version tracking links errors to deployments so you can spot regressions, isolate fixes, and understand release impact over time.

Common setup questions

Why isn’t my error showing up?

How do I capture custom data?

Can I track deploys across environments?

How do I enable symbolication?

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