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Streply collects information about requests (URL, request type, HTTP code, etc.), server performance (RAM and memory consumption) and information that you yourself decide you want to send (e.g. user ID).

No, you can test all features for 30 days without any charge or obligation.

Yes, Streply charges your card monthly after the trial period based on the requests used. You can cancel and stop using Streply at any time.

No, Streply only collects and analyses data that helps analyse and debug errors.

Bug tracking is the process of keeping track of software bugs or defects found in a software project. It involves identifying, documenting, assigning, and prioritizing bugs so that developers can efficiently fix them. Bug tracking tools are commonly used to manage this process, allowing teams to monitor the status of bugs and collaborate on their resolution.

Yes, thanks to the "Live trail" mode, you can view all logs sent by your application in real time.

Of course, thanks to alerts, you can determine what is important to you and what situations you want to be notified about. And Streply will email you when a situation occurs.

Streply collects all available data to help you solve the problem. Server and user information, file paths and source, and data come from the request.

Yes, Streply keeps a history of logs, and thanks to grouping errors into unique Issues, you can view the exact history of when and in what situation a given error occurred.

Yes, Streply will notify you immediately when the situation defined in the alerts occurs.

To enable showing errors in PHP, set display_errors, display_startup_errors and error_reporting options.