Engineering teams use Airbroke to catch application exceptions in one self-hosted error tracker where they can triage issues, replay failing requests, and debug without a per-event bill. Your existing Airbrake or Sentry clients point at its compatible HTTP collector endpoints, so instrumented applications keep reporting with no new SDK to adopt, and every occurrence lands in storage where the footprint stays small even under heavy ingestion. The web interface groups errors into issues you can triage, bookmark important occurrences for follow-up, and read occurrence charts that show whether a bug is a one-off or a slow-building wave. When an HTTP exception looks suspicious, you can replay the original request directly or copy a generated cURL command that reproduces it exactly, turning vague log complaints into debuggable cases. An AI assistant answers questions about issues in context, an MCP API lets LLM agents query your error data programmatically, and multiple OAuth providers secure sign-in for the team. It runs as a small service needing only a database, a single core, and a few hundred megabytes of memory. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.