Airbrake Performance Monitoring zeros-in on performance problems in your applications, helping you to deliver quality user experiences. How do you track user satisfaction automatically?  Airbrake tracks user satisfaction through Apdex, which measures how quickly your application responds to user actions. Apdex is an open standard metric for measuring application performance… continue reading →

Airbrake has long been the go-to service for top dev teams to monitor application errors. Today we’re launching a new suite of Performance Monitoring tools – designed and built specifically for developers. Airbrake Performance Monitoring is now available for Ruby on Rails apps, with additional languages coming soon! The Motivation… continue reading →

Helping users, it’s kinda the main purpose we’re all building software applications for right? I mean if a digital tree falls in a forest and no one ever uses it, does it matter? Our latest addition (see our previous additions) to our Hotspots feature set (which is still quite young… continue reading →

We might have let it slip already in a recent post but there’s a nifty new set of features that’s all about giving you more visibility into what is actually changing in your app. We’re calling it Code Insights. We believe by giving you a richer, more informative view of… continue reading →

How many of you guys and gals love checking Airbrake everyday? I mean, maybe some of you do but it would be more nifty if Airbrake bundled up recent project stats or even told you when you should take a look right? That’s why we’ve expanded the kinds of information… continue reading →

At Airbrake we believe that fast feedback helps you improve software quality with more calm and confidence. That’s why we give you the tools to analyze the lifecycle of errors, code changes and deploys in addition to how they correlate. Along those lines, you may have noticed that your projects… continue reading →

Last year we wrote about Three Tips to Help Optimize Your Airbrake. It’s been one of our most popular articles, and many customers have thanked us for helping them discover features and benefits they didn’t realize Airbrake could provide. That post is barely a year old, but is already desperate… continue reading →

One of the most common questions we hear from customers is: How should I decide which problems to fix first? That’s of course a complicated, layered question and we don’t presume to have a single, one-size-fits-all answer. After all, your apps — and your team, and your customers — are… continue reading →