What shipped, and when.

Session replay records from the SDKs.

Client SDKs now record session replay, as each project's replay settings allow: a timeline of page loads or screens, failed API calls, errors linked to their group, and rage clicks, plus masked page snapshots in browsers. Session uploads now require the project key.

• ›Browser — @errorgap/browser 0.4.0, with Next.js 0.6.0 and Nuxt 0.5.0
• ›React Native, Flutter, Swift and Android 0.5.0 — timeline only, no screenshots
• ›WordPress 0.5.0 — optional browser errors and replay on the public site

Tier 5 SDKs shipped.

Rust, Deno, and Bun reach v0.1.0. errorgap now covers 20+ stacks.

• ›Rust — errorgap on crates.io (Tower layer + capture macro)
• ›Deno and Bun — native runtime modules, no build step

Mobile SDKs shipped.

Swift (iOS/macOS), Android (Kotlin), React Native, and Flutter — all v0.1.0, errors-only.

Enterprise stacks shipped.

JVM and managed runtimes land together.

• ›Java / Kotlin / Scala — core + Spring Boot starter
• ›.NET — Errorgap + Errorgap.AspNetCore
• ›Elixir / Phoenix

Tier 2 SDKs shipped.

PHP (framework-agnostic core), Laravel (service provider), and Go (net/http wrapper).

Tier 1 SDKs shipped.

The first three: Node.js, Python, and browser JS — the last with a React error boundary.

• ›Node.js — @errorgap/node
• ›Python — errorgap on PyPI
• ›Browser — @errorgap/browser with React ErrorBoundary