Checkend

6.6easy start · #26of 30
in Error Monitoring Software

Runs on api, self-hosted, Web.

Checkend is ranked #26 of 30 in error monitoring software on The Geeks Club. It runs on API, Self-hosted, Web. There is a free plan.

Checkend plans and pricing

Free Free Forever No subscriptions · No per-event fees · Self-hosted checkend.com · 9 Oct 2026

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Product: Checkend is self-hosted error monitoring with a dashboard for tracking application errors.
Deployment: The site says Checkend can be deployed with one Docker command and does not require Redis, using PostgreSQL instead.
Grouping: Automatic fingerprinting groups similar errors, and custom fingerprints are supported.
Notifications: Notifications are available through email, Slack, Discord, webhooks, and GitHub Issues, with per-app rules.
Teams: Teams support role-based access, email invitations, and assigning apps to specific teams.
API: The full REST API supports managing apps, problems, teams, and users with fine-grained permissions.
Security: The site states that Checkend provides encrypted storage for sensitive data, secure tokens, session management, and password history protection.
Data control: Checkend says that, because it is self-hosted, error data stays on the user's servers.
Integrations: The available Ruby integrations listed are Rails, Sinatra, Rack, Sidekiq, and Resque.
SDK: The integrations page says one Checkend Ruby SDK works across major Ruby frameworks, including web apps and background jobs.
Open source: The site describes Checkend as source available under the O'SASSY License and welcomes contributions for new SDKs.
Python errors: The Python error reference says Checkend captures Python errors with tracebacks, request data, and other context.
Price from: Free

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