Error monitoring that shows which bugs are costing you conversions. Not just error counts. itbroke.dev tracks JavaScript errors, 404s, network failures, and rage clicks on your website. Then ranks them by how much revenue they're losing you. See what pages convert, where users drop off, and which errors are blocking the path. One script tag. Real-time data. No SDK. No configuration. Early access special: Free forever for one site. Every feature. No credit card.
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We've been running itbroke.dev on vpn.com for the past month. 218,000+ events tracked, 27,000 incidents caught, narrowed down to 8 actionable warnings. The thing that surprised us: the dashboard found 3,490 converting sessions automatically across 192 pages without any manual event setup.
Early access is open. Free forever plan, one domain, every feature included. No credit card, no trial. If you run any site where you can paste a script tag, you'll have data in about 30 seconds.
We built this for ecommerce stores, affiliate sites, and startups that can't afford to lose conversions to silent bugs. But if you've got a website and want to try it, we'd love to have you.
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New feature added: Paths
Remember Universal Analytics User Flow, the subway map that made you feel dumb?
Paths is the version that actually helps.
It shows an expandable tree of real sessions, from landing page through each next step.
The key difference: it separates good exits from bad exits.
Conversion and leave equals win
Bounce with no action equals problem
Paths shows both clearly so you stop mixing signal with noise
What you can do with it:
Compare two date ranges side by side and see exactly what changed
Filter noise with a visibility threshold slider (0 to 10%)
Set depth up to 7 steps
Quick summary up top: sessions, average path length, bounce rate, conversion rate
If you care where traffic actually goes after it lands, this report makes it obvious.
New feature added: Paths
Remember Universal Analytics User Flow, the subway map that made you feel dumb?
Paths is the version that actually helps.
It shows an expandable tree of real sessions, from landing page through each next step.
The key difference: it separates good exits from bad exits.
Conversion and leave equals win
Bounce with no action equals problem
Paths shows both clearly so you stop mixing signal with noise
What you can do with it:
Compare two date ranges side by side and see exactly what changed
Filter noise with a visibility threshold slider (0 to 10%)
Set depth up to 7 steps
Quick summary up top: sessions, average path length, bounce rate, conversion rate
If you care where traffic actually goes after it lands, this report makes it obvious.