Company updates

Our newest UI change includes a fully responsive site, code snippets, and easier navigation between fault occurrences. Learn more.

On October 10 we’re going to be removing the performance metrics tab from Honeybadger.

Ever wish you could monitor your PHP apps with the same features of your Ruby ones? Introducing Honeybadger for PHP.

We are excited to announce that AlertOps is now integrated with Honeybadger!

We're talking official support for more platforms, as well as integrations with ops tools and customer service portals!

We have a new version of our Read API that provides additional data and advanced search.

Our npm package can now send us request metrics for Connect, Express and other Node.js web frameworks (or you can roll your own!).

Last week we released some improvements to our Go client, which reports panics and errors from Go applications. You can now configure the client to ignore errors in development/test mode.

We just launched an integration with Intercom to track which users encountered errors.

We recently completely rewrote our npm package, adding new features such as a native AWS Lambda error handler, Express/Connect support, and more!

Based on customer feedback, Honeybadger has launched a suite of features that give you incredible control over how error alerts fit into your ops workflow.

This week we released some improvements to our Go client, which reports panics and errors from Go applications.

We just launched three great new integrations that will make it even easier to integrate Honeybadger into your operations workflow. I'm talking about Datadog, OpsGenie and VictorOps.

Reduce false alarms and make sure that every error alert goes to the right person with Honeybadger.

I'm always amazed when I think about how much our tiny team of engineers is able to accomplish in a year. So I thought it'd be fun to make a highlight reel of the things we're proudest of this year.

We are super excited to announce that Honeybadger and OpsGenie now work together. Now you can route Honeybadger alerts through to the developer on-call!

For over a year now you've been able to route your error notifications to PagerDuty. Now you can send outage notifications as well.