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Project overview

Click a project on Home or in Projects to open its overview: how the project is doing, what changed and what to look at first, on one page.

What's on the page

Project overview widgets
WidgetWhat it showsPlan
Project healthA badge (Healthy, At risk, Critical) with the reasons, plus crash-free users, API success rate, open issues, events and active users, each with its change and a daily line.Every plan
Current releaseThe newest app version: whether it regressed and why, its adoption, crash-free users and new issues.Every plan
Event activity and top categoriesEvents per day by category (lifecycle, navigation, interaction, identity, conversion and technical), with a category filter.Growth and Scale
What changed?New and returned issues, new or regressed releases, crash-free moves, API failure or latency jumps and the alerts that fired.Every plan
Top issuesThe open issues that hit the most people, with a trend for each.Every plan
API & network healthRequests, success rate, p95 latency and failures, per day. Backend projects show the requests they receive.Starter and above
SessionsSessions per day, from the SDK's heartbeats while the app is open.Every plan

Pick the environment, the period (24 hours to 90 days) and, for projects with several apps, one app at the top right. Every widget follows, and the link keeps your choices so you can share it.

How the health badge is decided

  • Healthy: crash-free users at 99% or more, no regressed release, and an API success rate of 99% or more.
  • At risk: any one of those slips.
  • Critical: crash-free users below 97%, or a new critical issue in the period.

The reasons are always listed under the badge. With fewer than 20 people or 50 API calls in the period, those numbers don't move the badge, because a handful of users can swing a percentage a long way.

The project menu

Inside a project, the sidebar shows that project's menu: Overview, Issues, Events, APIs & network, Users and Releases, then Funnels, Alerts and AI Assist, then SDK & keys and Project settings. Your lens decides which of these you see. Use Back to workspace to return to the whole workspace, or the project switcher to jump to another project.

On Free and Starter

The page looks the same on every plan. The event activity and top categories widgets need product analytics, so on Free and Starter they show a preview with a link to the plans.