Guides

TracePath for your stack.

Every guide uses the standard OpenTelemetry SDKs exporting OTLP to your project — real code you can paste today, with nothing TracePath-specific to install on the server.

React framework
Next.js

Server traces, database spans and exceptions for Next.js through one instrumentation file — standard OpenTelemetry, no proprietary agent.

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Node framework
NestJS

Traces, logs and exceptions for NestJS microservices over standard OpenTelemetry.

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Node framework
Express

Traces and metrics for Express in one bootstrap file, no middleware zoo required.

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Edge-first framework
Hono

OpenTelemetry tracing for Hono, on Node or the edge runtime of your choice.

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Backend language
Go

Native OpenTelemetry for Go services: gin middleware, OTLP exporters, zero vendor lock-in.

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Mobile & desktop
Flutter

Crash reporting, session replay and Dart symbolication for Flutter. The SDK is in private beta.

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Frontend framework
React

Browser traces for React over standard OpenTelemetry today, with a first-party error-boundary and replay SDK in private beta.

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Frontend framework
Vue

Browser traces for Vue 3 over standard OpenTelemetry today, with a first-party error-handler and replay SDK in private beta.

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Frontend framework
Svelte

Browser traces for Svelte and SvelteKit over standard OpenTelemetry today, with a first-party SDK in private beta.

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