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Gotcha Monitoring

Self-hosted open-source observability in a single Go binary: error tracking, distributed tracing, metrics, profiling and uptime monitoring, accepting events from stock Sentry SDKs and OTLP.

Error tracking: issues list with grouping and trends

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  • Self-Hosted  Single Go binary; requires PostgreSQL and ClickHouse. Runs on a VPS with 2 GB RAM.
  • Docker
Distributed tracing: spans and waterfall view
Uptime monitoring with incident timeline
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  1.  Privacy focused
  2.  Lightweight

Features

  1.  No Tracking
  2.  Real time collaboration
  3.  Two-factor Authentication
  4.  Dark Mode
  5.  Ad-free
  6.  Website Monitoring
  7.  APM monitoring
  8.  Error Logging
  9.  Uptime Monitoring

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What is Gotcha Monitoring?

Gotcha is a self-hosted, open-source observability platform shipped as a single Go binary: error tracking, distributed tracing, metrics, profiling and uptime monitoring with public status pages. It ingests events from stock Sentry SDKs (you just point the DSN at your own domain) and accepts OTLP. Storage is PostgreSQL plus ClickHouse - no Kafka or Redis required - and it runs comfortably on a VPS with 2 GB RAM. Licensed under Apache-2.0.