Sentry vs Warp
Both are developer tools. Here is what separates them.
What Sentry is
Sentry captures application errors and performance data from code running in production. An error report includes a stack trace that shows the values of local variables at each frame, so the state that produced the failure is visible without reproducing it locally, and breadcrumbs record the sequence of events that led up to it. Distributed tracing links a single request across every service and function call it touches, with the SDK sampling rate set through tracesSampleRate. From that data Sentry detects performance problems on its own, including N plus 1 queries, slow database calls and uncompressed assets. Logs can be filtered on structured attributes such as a customer id rather than by matching raw strings. Session Replay covers web frameworks and mobile through React Native, Android, iOS and Flutter, and flags rage clicks and dead clicks where a user taps an element that does not respond. It masks all text, inputs and media by default before a recording leaves the user's browser. Release Health reports crash free session rates, adoption per version and failure rate. SDKs cover JavaScript, Python, Java, Kotlin, PHP, Ruby, Go, Rust, Elixir, Perl, Scala, .NET and native C and C++, along with mobile and game platforms including Android, Apple, React Native, Flutter, Unity, Unreal Engine and Godot. Sentry integrates with GitHub, Jira and Slack, and can assign a new issue automatically to the developer whose commit introduced it. The free Developer plan is limited to a single user seat and includes 5,000 errors, 5 million spans, 50 session replays, 5GB of logs, 5GB of application metrics, one uptime monitor, one cron monitor, 1GB of attachments and 10 custom dashboards, with a 30 day lookback on data. The Team plan costs $26 per month on annual billing, places no limit on seats, raises the error allowance to 50,000 and extends retention to a 90 day lookback. The Business plan costs $80 per month on annual billing and adds unlimited custom dashboards and 1,000 metric monitors, against 20 on Team. Enterprise is quoted individually with custom quotas on every dimension. Usage above an allowance is charged separately: logs and application metrics beyond the included 5GB cost $0.50 per additional GB, extra uptime monitors $1.00 each and extra cron monitors $0.78 each.
What Warp is
Warp is a terminal application for macOS, Windows and Linux with an AI agent built into the session. It runs bash, zsh, fish and PowerShell, loading zsh by default on macOS, PowerShell on Windows and bash on Linux, and it requires fish 3.6 or above and PowerShell 7.0 or above. It does not support the Windows Command Prompt. Builds cover macOS 10.14 and above, Windows 10 and 11 in x64 and ARM64, and Linux via deb, rpm, tar.zst and AppImage packages. The client itself is open source under the AGPL v3 licence. Beyond the shell, Warp bundles a code editor with LSP support and a code review panel, and Warp Drive stores reusable notebooks, workflows, prompts and environment variables. Secrets can be redacted from the terminal using custom regular expressions, and there are integrations with 1Password and LastPass. The AI side offers Claude Sonnet and Opus, GPT and Gemini Pro models, and sessions can also host third-party coding agents including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Opencode and Gemini CLI. Warp is SOC 2 compliant and enforces zero data retention with its LLM providers. Paid use is metered in credits. One credit is a unit of work that scales with the tokens processed, every agent interaction consumes at least one, and usage is tracked across three buckets, AI credits, compute credits and platform credits, all drawn from a single balance. Add-on credits are sold at 400 for 10 USD, 1,000 for 20 USD, 3,000 for 50 USD and 6,500 for 100 USD. They roll over between billing cycles and stay valid for 12 months from purchase. Auto-reload triggers when the balance falls to 100 credits, and the default monthly spending cap is 200 USD, which can be adjusted. The Free plan costs nothing and includes no bundled agent credits. Build is 20 USD a month billed monthly or 18 USD billed annually, and includes 1,500 credits a month. Max is 200 USD a month billed monthly or 180 USD annually, with 18,000 credits. Business is 50 USD per user a month, or 45 USD annually, with 1,500 credits a seat, a 25 seat limit, SAML single sign-on, team usage metrics, admin data controls and bring-your-own API keys. Enterprise is priced individually with unlimited seats and shared credit pools. Annual billing is 10% cheaper than monthly across the paid plans. A monthly subscription is fully refundable if cancelled within 24 hours of the charge and an annual one within 15 days, in both cases only if no credits have been used.
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