Cyclopes

NOTHING GOES WRONG WITHOUT YOU KNOWING

Cyclopes is a window onto everything your applications are doing — errors, logs, journeys, uptime — the moment they do it. This app pairs with your self-hosted Cyclopes server and puts the whole stream in your pocket.

PAIR AND WATCH
Scan an activation code from your server and the live feed follows you: new issues as they group, log lines as they land, monitors as they flip. The panel dilates with the event rate and turns red before anyone files a ticket.

ANSWER THE PAGE
When an incident climbs the escalation ladder, it reaches your phone. Acknowledge, snooze or resolve with one tap — and the ladder stops climbing. The incident timeline records who was told what, on which channel, and when they acknowledged.

ISSUES, IN FULL
Every error arrives grouped by stack-trace fingerprint: the exception and its chained causes, the frames, the local variables around the crash line, and the breadcrumbs, logs and session that led there. A resolved issue that comes back says so out loud.

MONITORS AND UPTIME
Websites, servers, mailboxes and cron heartbeats, checked on a schedule. A job that stops running pages you for the events that did not arrive. TLS expiry included — because it is always the certificate.

LOGS AND TERMINAL
Every project in one live stream, with a severity rail down the margin that reads like a seismograph. Filter by level and page back through history until you find the first line that went wrong.

STANDALONE RECEIVER
The app also runs a receiver of its own. Point an SDK straight at your phone and watch events land with no server at all — useful for local development.

READ-ONLY, ALWAYS
Cyclopes watches, and it never changes anything. It stores what your app tells it and shows it back to you — it never runs your code, never rewrites a request, and never gets between you and your users.

WORKS WITH WHAT YOU HAVE
Your server accepts the standard Sentry ingest protocol, so existing SDKs report to it with a one-line DSN change. Zero-dependency SDKs for Python, JavaScript and Dart.

Requires a self-hosted Cyclopes server for the full experience, or use the built-in receiver for local development.