If you’ve ever been asked, “Conversions for XYZ are down. Did something break on the site?” this might resonate.
Fault Sense is the library I wish existed to answer the kinds of questions product analytics and tracing tools can’t: when something should happen, but doesn’t. Tracing tools get close, but they’re heavy and invasive to instrument.
Fault Sense stays lightweight. It’s language and framework agnostic — drop in a script tag, annotate your HTML, and you’re done. It lives at the edge of your application and can be turned off just by removing the script tag.
It’s still a work in progress, but I’d love feedback if you’ve faced similar “is it broken?” moments.
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Fault Sense is the library I wish existed to answer the kinds of questions product analytics and tracing tools can’t: when something should happen, but doesn’t. Tracing tools get close, but they’re heavy and invasive to instrument.
Fault Sense stays lightweight. It’s language and framework agnostic — drop in a script tag, annotate your HTML, and you’re done. It lives at the edge of your application and can be turned off just by removing the script tag.
It’s still a work in progress, but I’d love feedback if you’ve faced similar “is it broken?” moments.