Most error trackers want
to be a project tool.
We just want to fix the bug.
Five reasons we built another one — and why Rails teams who've used everything else end up moving over.
Made for Rails. Made for shipping.
Segfault Bin is built for Ruby on Rails apps — not a generic tracker bent into a Rails shape. We use Rails ourselves, so when the phone buzzes you get an issue list that opens fast, a stack trace that reads like production, and a workflow that never gets between you and the bug. No setup wizards, no onboarding checklists, no upsell modals.
Privacy without the upsell.
Encrypted daily backups. Per-project data retention you actually control. Sensible defaults around data hygiene — no enterprise paywall in front of basic privacy controls.
Errors with a point of view.
Opinionated fingerprinting, ignore conditions that match how you really triage (by time, by event count, by affected users), and built-in AI tools that turn raw error data into something your model can actually act on — not a guess dressed up in confidence.
Hosted in Europe, end to end.
Your error data lives on EU-region Postgres with daily encrypted backups. We're a small team in Rauma, Finland — not a US cloud reseller, not a serverless funnel. If you want to know where your data is, the answer is "in our building."
Invite-only — for now.
We onboard in small batches so support stays tight and the roadmap stays honest. You'll talk to the people building the thing, not a five-tier escalation funnel. When the next slot opens, we'll know your name.
Sound good?
Drop your email and we'll set you up in the next batch. No sales call, no demo deck — just a working account when the slot opens.