Sentry’s React Native crash reporting and performance monitoring simplifies debugging— no more guessing at settings, digging through logs, or running the same scenario over and over in your emulator.
React Native for Developers
We had been using Firebase's Crashlytics to get insights into app crashes that our users are facing. Crashlytics, however, does not support source maps from React Native, so it was always difficult trying to understand exactly where a crash originated from and what change might've introduced it. Sentry makes it easy to identify new crashes and where they are coming from, as well as how stable the app is across versions.
Frikkie Snyman
Tech Lead,
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Getting started is simple
Add the @sentry/react-native dependency:
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npx @sentry/wizard@latest -s -i reactNative
Wrap your root component:
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export default Sentry.wrap(App);
That's it. Check out our documentation to ensure you have the latest instructions.
Common React Native Issues Solved
UI inconsistencies
Use Session Replay to spot responsiveness delays or stuck screens.
JavaScript stalls
Identify long-running scripts blocking the JS thread, causing unresponsive interactions and lag in your app.
Slow or failed network requests
Capture failed API requests and response times for debugging, identify slow endpoints delaying user interactions, and track XHR and fetch request failures affecting performance.
TTID/TTFD Reporting
Measure "Time to Initial Display" and "Time to Full Display" to improve the user experience.
Session Replay
See exactly what your users experienced so you can diagnose issues faster.
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