K.M Fazle Rabbi

I chose Sentry because Git Pitcher depends on reliable repo analysis and generation flows. If users hit errors during sign-up, generation, export, or sharing, I need to know quickly. Sentry gives me production error tracking, stack traces, and enough context to fix issues fast without guessing.

PostHog helps me understand how users move through Git Pitcher — from landing page to generation, exports, shares, and upgrades.

Resend powers Git Pitcher’s transactional emails. It keeps the email setup simple and reliable for product notifications.

Neon powers Git Pitcher’s Postgres database. It made it easy to use a production-ready database for generated artifacts, users, and usage tracking.

OpenAI helped shape the way I built Git Pitcher. I used AI reasoning and coding workflows to move faster from product idea to working implementation, especially while planning the repo analysis, artifact structure, and launch flow.

Railway made it simple to ship Git Pitcher’s web and API services quickly. I used it to deploy the production app without spending time fighting infrastructure.