Opslane finds the bugs, fixes them, and opens the PR.
Opslane records every session and captures every error, finds the bugs your users run into, and writes the fix. You review and merge.
Free to start. Your first PR shows up tomorrow.
Works with Next.js, Nuxt, React, Vue, and vanilla JavaScript
The bugs that slip through
Two reasons the bugs that matter never get fixed.
Thousands of errors, no priorities
An error tracker shows you thousands of errors. You have to figure out which ones your users actually care about. Opslane finds the ones that matter.
The bugs your tracker never sees
A lot of bugs never show up in an error tracker. They don't crash anything. They just make people give up and leave. Opslane catches those too.
From a bug to a pull request
You install the SDK. Opslane captures your errors and records every session. When Opslane finds a bug, it reproduces it, writes a fix, and opens the PR once the fix works. Every issue comes with a full report.
Frequently asked questions
Will Opslane merge anything on its own?
Never. Opslane opens a pull request on its own branch and stops there. You review and merge, same as any teammate's code.
How do you know a bug is worth flagging?
Opslane only flags a bug when it's clear real customers are affected. It looks at how many people ran into it and where in your app it happened.
What does it support today?
Browser JavaScript today: Next.js, Nuxt, React, Vue, and vanilla. Repositories are on GitHub. It's early, and the focus right now is reliability and accuracy.
Is my session data safe?
Inputs are masked by default, and recordings are scrubbed of sensitive data before you or the agent can read them. Default retention is 30 days.
Can I self-host?
Yes. Opslane is open source and runs from a single Docker Compose file, with minimal dependencies (Postgres and Minio). Setup lives in the GitHub repo.