Mobile SDKs now support a shake gesture to open the User Feedback form. When enabled, shaking the device triggers the feedback form using the platform's built-in accelerometer without additional permissions being required.
You can now change the intervals used for how time series data is bucketed on dashboards.
Code mappings connect your stack traces to source code, enabling features like source context, suspect commits, and stack trace linking. Previously, you had to configure them one-by-one through the Sentry UI — tedious for monorepos with dozens of modules. You can now upload code mappings in bulk using sentry-cli.
Seer brings the root cause – Claude codes the fix.
Generate custom dashboards with an LLM agent.
You can now add rich text markdown widgets to your custom dashboard.
Uptime monitors now support custom configuration, so you can define what a successful check actually looks like.
Metrics, currently in open beta, now support creating alerts.
We've overhauled how custom dashboards render chart legends.
We've added Tombstone support for enhanced Native crash reporting on Android
You can send Logs to Sentry using our Kotlin Multiplatform SDK.
Check our docs to get started.
Date: February 11, 2026
Size Analysis is now generally available in Sentry. It helps you monitor and reduce your mobile app size so you can catch regressions before they reach end users.
We've renewed first-party support for data forwarding and migrated users onto organization-level configuration. You can now forward your errors across projects to Splunk, Segment and Amazon SQS with a single settings change.
Cross-Event querying allows you to refine your search for spans based on their relationship to other events in a distributed trace.
You can send Metrics to Sentry using our Flutter SDK.
Check our docs to get started.
February 3, 2026
Replay filters (events, tags, URLs, CSS selectors, etc.) can now be saved and reused later.
Create dashboard widgets directly from your Metrics queries