Install on one Django app
Paste the generated browser and Django settings snippets. No dependency tree or observability rollout.
FETCHNODE_RELEASE=$GIT_SHA
One control room for your Django portfolio
Know which Django app needs you.
FetchNode prioritizes errors, uptime, slow ORM work, background jobs, releases and affected users across every Django site you operate.
We’ll add https:// if you leave it out.
Explore the interactive sample project
No credit card
2-minute setup
Privacy-safe defaults
USERS / 24H1,284
CONVERSION8.4%
OPEN ERRORS03
12:04Deploy
checkout@a84f12:08Exception
IntegrityError12:08Impact
user_1842 affectedUSERuser_1842identity matched
11:59Pageview
/pricing/12:05Key event
checkout_started12:08Error
POST /api/checkout/+15mOutcome
no subscription_startedERROR
IntegrityError: duplicate subscriptionDEPLOY
a84f21d9c6 · 4m before first seenIMPACT
124 occurrences · 89 usersJOURNEY
Context ready to copy into your coding agent.
pricing → checkout_started → error
Django errorsExternal uptimeN+1 queriesBackground jobsAffected usersOne prioritized portfolio
Verify the product before you trust it
Real product proof. No signup wall.
Try three focused actions in the public sample workspace. Every link opens the exact product screen—without an account or setup.
01
Change the reporting window
02
Watch users, sessions and conversion update across the sample workspace.
Try analytics
Prioritize by real impact
03
Filter and sort sample issues by status, recency or occurrence volume.
Try issue filters
Follow the checkout incident
See deploy, customer journey, breadcrumbs, stack frames and AI context together.
Inspect the incidentOne compact workflow
Find the right production problem in three steps.
From two pasted snippets to a focused investigation: FetchNode keeps the signal chain intact without asking a small Django team to operate an observability stack.
Mark the outcome you care about
Track a milestone such as signup_completed, checkout_started or paid_invoice beside normal requests.
FetchNode("track", "signup_completed")
Fix by customer impact
Open an alert, connect the error to its release and journey, then copy a clean debugging brief into your coding agent.
Error → release → journey → fix
01DetectDjango + browser failures
02Connectrequest + release
03Understandidentity + outcome
04FixAI-ready context
Focused, not bare
The production signals a small Django team actually uses
One calm control room for developers, freelancers and agencies that do not want to operate a full observability stack.
Know when a new issue or regression appears
Send notifications through email, Slack, Discord or a generic webhook.
NEW
Keep every error beside its release
Use a version or git SHA to understand what changed before the failure appeared.
a84f
Find slow routes and likely N+1 queries
Connect normalized query shapes, database time and duplicate calls to the requests they slow down.
Connect anonymous visits to the user who later signs in
Keep acquisition, pageviews, backend requests and key events together without double-counting conversion users.
See failures, retries and tasks that appear stuck
Track Celery and Django Tasks duration, queue delay and jobs that started but never reported completion.
15m
Keep bot noise away from real production errors
Suppress forged external Host probes while preserving genuine configuration failures on your canonical domain.
DJDjangoerrors & requests
JSBrowserjourneys & failures
@Emailnew issue alerts
SLSlackteam notifications
DCDiscordproject alerts
{ }Webhooksyour workflow
AIAI contextCodex, Claude, Cursor
Founder-built and founder-supported
Hi, I’m Remco. I built FetchNode because a stack trace never tells the whole customer story.
Django already gives developers strong foundations. The frustrating part starts in production: errors live in one place, traffic in another and the interrupted signup somewhere in between. FetchNode keeps that workflow deliberately small and inspectable.
Simple plans for real production work
Protect the first app free. Pay when it becomes a portfolio.
The product workflow stays intact on every plan. Paid plans add the volume, websites and history needed to operate more production apps.
Free
Meet FetchNode with one real Django app.
€0 forever- 1 Django app
- 5,000 events / month
- 7 days of raw history
FoundingGOOD FOR SOLO OPERATORS
Protect a small portfolio while FetchNode grows with you.
€5/month- 3 Django apps
- 100,000 events / month
- 30 days of raw history
Portfolio
More apps, history and telemetry for serious operators.
€15/month- 10 Django apps
- 500,000 events / month
- 90 days of raw history
No card for FreeTry one production app before paying.
Consent-aware analyticsYour cookie banner remains in control.
Sensitive fields offNo bodies, headers, IPs or SQL text by default.
Stripe-hosted billingFetchNode never stores card details.
Frequently asked questions
What to know before connecting production.
How does FetchNode show customer impact?
Errors, browser activity, backend requests and configured conversion events stay inside one website project. You can inspect the journey around a failure rather than comparing separate tools by timestamp.
Does FetchNode replace Sentry and Google Analytics?
Not in every use case. Choose broader tools for multi-language observability, session replay, advertising or large marketing teams. Choose FetchNode for a focused Django workflow that connects production health to product outcomes.
What data is disabled by default?
Generated Django configuration disables request bodies, headers, IP addresses, query strings and SQL text. It can send an internal user ID, never the username or email. Browser analytics remains off until your site grants consent.
Start with one production app
Find the problem your customers have not reported yet.
Create a project, paste the generated snippets and send one real signal. No credit card and no observability migration.
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