What's new in Flare

Fixed the errors list appearing empty after deleting a full page of errors.

Added React, Vue, Svelte, and JavaScript example projects with sample errors for new teams.

Example projects no longer count toward plan limits and are removed when you create your first project.

Added daily usage charts to team billing and a per-project Usage settings page.

We overhauled keyboard shortcuts across the app. Press ? or use the header menu to see the ones that work where you are.

New navigation shortcuts: type g and then a letter to move between a project's sections, such as g e for errors or g l for logs. Press / to jump into the search field on a page.

Flare now has a dark theme. Pick Light, Dark, or Match my system under Account → Appearance, or switch straight from the menu behind your avatar. Your account stays on the light theme until you pick something else.

Your choice is saved to your account, so it follows you to any browser, and it is applied before the page paints, so there is no flash of the wrong theme. Charts, log level colours, syntax highlighting and stack traces all follow it. Sign-in and the marketing pages stay light for now.

Account settings has a new Appearance page, holding your theme and number format. Picking a theme there changes the page straight away, so you can see it before you save.

Every text and border colour in the new dark theme meets the WCAG AA contrast minimum. The light theme keeps the colours it has today.

Fixed the header disappearing during Safari's overscroll bounce.

Fixed Jira issue status rules breaking when a status is renamed.

Added an API endpoint and MCP tool for error insights.

Manage and refresh GitHub repository access from project integrations.

Fixed a redirect loop for CLI and MCP login authorization.

Fixed a 2FA redirect loop for team members with an unverified email.

Fixed GitLab, Linear, and GitHub integrations disconnecting unexpectedly.

When you create an issue in GitHub, GitLab, Jira or Linear from an error, one "Prefill with AI" button now writes both the title and the description. The title is a readable sentence instead of the truncated exception message, and the description opens with a short explanation of what went wrong before the usual error details.

Fixed setting up Slack notifications. After connecting a workspace, saving the channel and triggers did nothing and showed no error, because the token Slack handed back was never sent along with the form. Connecting Slack for the first time now saves as expected.

Fix recovery of interrupted GitHub publications in the AI assistant. Actions skipped after publishing a pull request now show as skipped instead of completed.

Error details adapt to the available space when the AI assistant is open, keeping cards, controls, and occurrence lists readable.

Error links in AI assistant action cards now navigate within the app and keep the conversation visible.

Team admins can enable GitHub access from the AI Assistant settings page with one toggle, off by default. The assistant can read connected repositories for accessible projects and publish pull requests, issues, or comments after chat approval. Preview exact GitHub changes above the approval panel, without a separate chat confirmation. GitHub links with available conversation data now show cards or inline previews. Proposed comments show their exact text in a labeled content block.

Keep typing a draft in the AI assistant while it is thinking, running tools, or waiting for approval.

Improved MCP guidance for documentation searches and choosing a new project's technology and environment.

The AI assistant can now search and read Flare documentation to answer questions about setup, configuration, and features.

Added search_documentation and get_documentation MCP tools to search and read Flare docs.

Improved documentation search with AI and smarter matching to help you find more relevant results.

You can now pick how Flare separates thousands and decimals in numbers, under Account → Appearance. Pick 1,234.56, 1.234,56 or 1 234,56. Some screens used to follow your browser language instead, so the same number could look different from one page to the next.

Continue your last AI assistant chat directly from the new chat page or side panel.

Team AI settings now show estimated costs, provider invocations, and token usage for today, this month, and all time.

Review AI assistant actions in compact cards with expandable error details. Approve or reject the entire batch and see the results together.

The AI panel now starts closed with a new chat when you open Flare in a new tab or reload the page.

The keyboard shortcut for the project switcher now works on Windows and Linux (Ctrl+K), not just Mac.

Fixed the performance monitoring charts. They only drew the most recent part of the selected time range, so data from earlier in the range sat off-screen behind a small grey scrollbar. Charts now always draw the whole range you picked.

The Laravel installation guide now has specific instructions for Laravel Cloud.

The AI assistant can now resolve, reopen, snooze, unsnooze, and assign errors, add error notes, and create projects after you approve each action.

Fixed several MCP server tools, including list_projects and the performance monitoring tools.

The MCP server now offers performance tools for every aggregation type. Each type has a list_* tool (list_routes, list_queries, list_jobs, list_commands, list_external_http, list_views, list_livewire_components, list_browser_pages) and a get_*_details drill-down with statistics, trend, time-series data, slowest traces, and related parent/child aggregations. These replace the previous list_slowest_routes, get_route_performance, and get_query_performance tools.

Performance monitoring: JavaScript projects now have a Components view. It lists every profiled component with how often it mounted, how long it took, and a self time that leaves out the time spent in the components nested inside it. Each component links to the component that renders it, top level components link to their page, and each page shows the components it renders directly. Components also appear as a module on the performance dashboard.

Added docs for using Flare with Alpine.js and Livewire, including how to hook into Alpine's error handler so reports show the expression that failed and the element it ran on.

Fixed a loop between Flare and Linear, Jira, and GitHub. Changing an issue state a few times in a row could make Flare close and reopen the issue over and over, post a long string of "resolved in Flare" and "unresolved in Flare" comments, and send a notification for every flip. Flare no longer writes a change back to the integration that reported it, and only comments on an issue when it actually changed the issue.

Fixed the activity timeline on an error. Changes made from Linear showed no name, they now show the Linear user who made the change.

You can now browse the exception chain (previous exceptions) on an error occurrence, including the stack trace for each previous exception. The chain is also available on shared errors.

Fixed installing the Jira app. The configure screen said Jira was already installed and offered a link that went nowhere, so the app could never be connected to a Flare team.

The numbers on the project cards of your dashboard are now clickable

Fixed opening a page detail for a time interval without traffic. It hung for 30 seconds and then returned an error, it now returns immediately.

Fixed the MCP server's get_query_details tool with include_traces enabled. It always failed instead of returning traces.

The MCP server's show_error_details tool now returns the error itself, with its status, assigned users, and the latest occurrence (including the stack trace) nested inside. search_errors results now list each error's assignees too.

Performance monitoring: browser page traces now show Core Web Vitals. Time to first byte, first contentful paint and largest contentful paint appear as chips on the page load bar at the moment they happened, coloured green, amber or red against the standard thresholds. Selecting the page load span shows all five vitals, including interaction to next paint and cumulative layout shift, in a Web vitals section.

Fixed OAuth authentication for MCP clients that do not include the server resource in their authorization request.

Flare CLI workstations and MCP clients now appear as separate connections under Account → Connections. Each connection has its own name, permissions, last-used time, and revoke action, so signing in on one computer no longer signs out another. Personal access tokens keep their own page under Account → Personal access tokens.

MCP connections now use OAuth tokens dedicated to the MCP server while keeping their Flare read, write, team, and project permissions independently manageable.

Added modern personal access tokens. Create a token from Account → Personal access tokens, pick what it can read or change, and limit it to specific teams and projects. Tokens expire after a year and show their status on the tokens page.

Sign in to the Flare CLI, MCP clients, and other tools with your Flare account instead of copying tokens around, and review or disconnect them at any time from Account → Connected apps.

Existing API tokens keep working. The legacy "API tokens" page appears if you still have older tokens.

Performance monitoring: JavaScript projects now have a dedicated dashboard showing Pages and External HTTP.

Fixed revoking pending team invitations from the team members page.

Errors and performance traces now show route metadata defined with Laravel's Route::metadata(). It appears in the Routing section of an error and in the Route panel of a trace span, with nested values rendered as JSON. (Requires the newest laravel-flare client.)

Fixed the "Use my/team defaults" checkbox on a project's notification settings showing as unchecked even when you were still receiving notifications from that project. It now reflects your actual setting, so unchecking it reliably stops the project's notifications from going to your default destinations.

The API now has an endpoint to add a note to an error (POST /errors/{error_id}/notes). The note is recorded on the error's activity timeline.

The API endpoints for resolving, reopening, snoozing, and unsnoozing an error now accept an optional comment field. The comment is recorded on the error's activity timeline, and these actions are now attributed to the "API" channel.

Minified React production errors are now decoded server-side. When a React report carries a minified error (e.g. "Minified React error #418"), Flare resolves the full human-readable message for the report's React version and shows it as the error message, keeping the original minified message available too. (Requires version >= 2.4.0 of the Flare react client)

The JavaScript, React, Vue, and Svelte installation docs now include the interactive install guide, so you can tailor the setup steps to your package manager, bundler, and sourcemap preferences. Next.js is now a supported bundler option for React.

Added a Copy for AI button on error cards that generates a ready-to-paste prompt for investigating the error with the Flare CLI, the Flare MCP server, or as plain Markdown.

When creating an issue from an error in Linear, GitHub, or GitLab you can now choose an assignee (multiple on GitHub) and labels, plus a project on Linear. You can also configure a default assignee, default labels, and (on Linear) a default project per project integration, which prefill the new issue dialog.

Performance monitoring now supports custom date/time ranges in addition to the preset ranges, via a date-range picker.

Logging is now generally available on all plans. Stream Laravel and PHP logs to Flare in real time with full request context, filters, and search. Monthly log volume per plan: 1M (Hobby), 5M (Standard), 10M (Growth), 50M (Premium).

Logs now display newest-first: the latest log appears at the top of the table, live updates stream in at the top, and scrolling down loads older logs.

The public logs API now exposes an order parameter (asc or desc, default desc) so callers can control row ordering independently of cursor direction. Cursor pagination now uses cursor[direction]=before|after instead of the previous cursor[after]=0|1 boolean. The default response returns the newest logs first.

Fixed Microsoft Teams notifications failing with an "Property 'type' must be 'AdaptiveCard'" error after the recent integration update. The payload sent to the Power Automate "Post card in chat or channel" action is now accepted again.

Added Svelte as a selectable project technology, grouped with JavaScript frameworks

Added Svelte client documentation

Updated other JS client documentation

Added a Project Key section on the project configuration screen so you can view, copy, and regenerate the project key without opening the installation instructions

Renamed the project's API key to "Project Key" across the installation instructions and confirmation dialogs

Added machine-readable API discovery metadata and markdown documentation responses for AI agents

GitLab issue linking now also accepts the new work item URL syntax, such as /work_items/123, in addition to the existing /issues/123 URLs.

The log volume chart now renders finer-grained buckets when zoomed in. Brushing the chart down to a custom range under one hour automatically switches to second-level aggregations (1s up to 30s, snapping to the nearest "nice" interval) so bursts and spikes are visible at the same density as the default one-hour view.

The logs search now also matches hostname and entry point handler identifier, not just the log body. Searching requires at least 3 characters.

Removed the AI-powered solutions feature. Error API responses no longer include solution fields.

Kept legacy solution fields in public error API responses as empty compatibility values (solutions: [], has_solutions: false, latest_occurrence_has_solutions: false).

The JavaScript frame source-map tooltip now shows per-frame resolution detail (resolved vs. original file and method, and which source map was used) and flags occurrences whose referenced source-map version has not been uploaded

Stack trace explorer now keeps vendor frames expanded by default when an occurrence contains no application frames, so the selected frame is always visible instead of hidden inside a single collapsed group

Show the source map version for selected JavaScript error frames when applicable

Split performance monitoring count selectors into per-bucket toggles, including request status families (2xx/3xx, 4xx, 5xx, Other) and job/command outcomes (Successful, Failed)

Added metric selectors to performance monitoring aggregation charts so you can switch between count and duration views such as p95, p50, and average

Improved performance monitoring chart tooltips with a unified hover tooltip that keeps metric values readable and grouped clearly

Redesigned the projects overview with a card-based layout; each project card shows your unresolved error count, 7-day occurrence sparkline, and p95 response time with trend indicators and hover-to-explore interactions

Replaced the bar chart at the top of the error list with a line chart styled in your project's stage color; drag to zoom into a specific time window and reset with one click

Sign in with a passkey from the login page, and add or remove passkeys from the account security page

Passkeys now satisfy the team strong-authentication requirement alongside authenticator-app two-factor authentication

The login page now highlights the social or passkey method you used last time with a "Last used" badge

Sensitive account actions now require password confirmation

Added interactive installation instructions to the docs

Improved docs search reliability and performance

Keyboard shortcut to quickly submit error actions from the confirmation modal

Several bug fixes in the Jira integration

Several small UI fixes

Bugfix: subscription warnings in the header and notification center now only reflect the currently selected team

Improve the error debug view with a timeline layout, filter animations, and timezone-aware timestamps

Bugfix: fix error search failing when the query contains special characters like #, $, or parentheses

Bugfix: reset the note form after submitting a note on an error

Bugfix: traces with orphan spans (parent not in trace) now render correctly in the trace viewer

Bugfix: application span label now shows the actual framework name instead of hardcoded "Laravel"

Accept ISO 8601 dates in the error-count and error-occurrence-count API endpoints (e.g. 2026-02-20T00:00:00Z)

Migrate app CSS from Tailwind CSS v3.4 to Tailwind CSS v4 with CSS-first configuration

Fix root font-size from 14px to 16px, restoring standard rem baseline

Consolidate legacy design tokens to fl-* naming convention

Remove important: true config flag

Add snooze and unsnooze endpoints to the public API

Add team-level setting to require two-factor authentication for all team members

Fixed exception codes: empty strings now stored as null, and code "0" is hidden in UI as it's the default for most exceptions

Display exception code in error cards

Add FullStacktraceAndExceptionClassAndCode grouping override for API exceptions

Add new table layout for projects overview with improved responsiveness

Add support for Livewire component tracing in performance monitoring

Improve trace viewer with better sidebar organization and event indicators

Made the performance monitoring setup notification dismissable

Add assignees to the project errors API response

Fix default sorting for API errors endpoint to be based on descending last seen date

Add exception event indicators to traces view and span graphs

Add span aggregation card updates with improved visualization

Add support for different view types in trace viewer

Add fallback for very large code blocks

Improve trace viewer with better event indicators and span graph updates

Improve line graph visualization with bullets for isolated areas

Update marketing pages with new screenshots and various fixes

Add Flare MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration with error tracking and performance monitoring

Release new Flare marketing page with new design and better performance

Add ability to copy error details as markdown

Update error tracking and performance monitoring documentation

Raise performance monitoring rate limit

Fix an issue where errors in Statamic ANLTRS templates could not be sent/shared to Flare

Add issue integration search directive

Add support for GitLab projects on private servers

Add prefetching for improved navigation performance

Fix occurrence bar charts hover state and tooltips

Add support for custom grouping of errors

Tweak application background to be more subtle

Fix an issue where team invites would create new personal teams

Fix an issue where sql b indings could not replace null in a query

Add support for transparent avatars

Improve SQL formatting

Fix an issue where log levels were not filterable

Fix an issue where Jira integration could not be installed

Fix an issue where shared errors could not be created

Improved number formatting on the project overview and error detail pages

Fix an issue where the application version of an error occurrence seemed to be cached

Fix an issue where it was impossible to login or reset your password when using an incorrectly cased email address

Add an alternative prefilled issue template for Jira

Fix an issue where the error search was not working with double-quoted search strings

Allow filtering of browser extension errors in our JS integration

Fix an issue where leaving your team would lead to an error

Users are now always remembered when they log in

We've added a few new search directives: occurrence_count, occurrence_count_historic, and affected_users

Fix an issue where team names where not correctly used when creating a team

Allow extending the Flare trial (once) right from within Flare

Add support for opening a failed job in Laravel Horizon

Use the new Microsoft Teams notifications format

A new redesign of the shared errors page

Add the ability to set a priority of errors

Allow prefilling of GitHub, GitLab, Linear and Jira issues with info about the error

Allow custom fields when creating a Jira issue

Add support for handled errors

Add more info in spike protection messages

Fix: issues with social login

Add support for Linear issues

Updated PHP install instructions

Add local time to tooltips

Improve search for errors and occurrences

Add support for GitLab issues

Add support for Jira issues

Grouping exceptions will nog be relative on the application path which can be optionally set

Added the ability to allow members access to specific projects only

Open paths from error reports in your favourite editor or copy them to the clipboard

Fix: Improve detection of vendor frames for JS frames

Fix: Multiline SQL queries in exception messages get parsed correctly now

Fix navigation for custom contexts not working when context name has whitespaces

Tweak the SQL query parameters in the error debug section

Fix keyboard shortcuts triggering when typing in input fields

Add the error activity feed

Add support for adding notes to an error

Automatically add an example project for each new team

Added social login with support for Google and GitHub

Added stack trace parameter support

Complete interface redesign.

Split projects by team. Switch teams by clicking the user icon.

Add error Insights (users, urls, versions and more).

Add AI error solutions.

Add CMD-K menu for switching projects and searching docs.

Add occurrence graph to errors.

Add compact list view to the project dashboard.

New install instructions.

Ignition is now build in to flare.

New grouping algorithm. Available for all projects and default for new projects.

Much more

Lazy load error occurrence graphs on project overview to improve page loading speeds

Improve SQL formatting (don't copy types and support for more dialects)

Add support for grouping by users that are identified by UUIDs

Add manual 2FA secret flow to account security page

Add error grouping rule for Laravel's RequestException

Released our Vite plugin

Preserve scroll position when closing error occurrence modal

Fix Telegram notifications for errors with unexpected characters

Redirect logged-in users from home to projects dashboard

Move the "log out" button to the bottom of the user menu

Always show entry point on error occurrences

Add line number to file name in error occurrences (instead of the exception class)

Add view count for error shares

Updates to installation instructions

Add SEPA payment method

Fix a bug where spike protection notifications were sent multiple times

Fix the action buttons on Telegram notifications

GitHub integration UI improvements: add issue number to GitHub button

Fix the order of spike protection alerts in the project settings

Shared errors are now automatically linked to your user or session

Share owner URLs are now deprecated

Include stage information in email notifications

Switch to Stripe Billing Portal for all billing needs

Updates to our terms of service

Remove rate limit on sourcemaps upload

Improve user invitation flow for new users

Requests from unknown domains no longer count towards monthly quota

Fix an issue when grouping error occurrences

Include today's stats on the projects overview graphs

Improve error occurrence graph's zooming behaviour

Add redirect for .well-known/change-password URL

Add ability to leave project

Improved the internal audit log

Add support for Telegram notifications (read more)

Fix infinite loop when searching error occurrences

Clean up header values in request tab

Document determineVersionUsing function

Add tags to blog posts

Add new search field and occurrence graph (read more)

Add API endpoints to administer teams

Group projects by team on the project overview

Track exceptions from your app to Flare using a request ID (read more)

Make the toolbar on the error overview sticky

Improve the GitHub integration UI

Add chat bubble for quick support for logged in users (read more)

Add Shiki for code highlighting in the docs (read more)

Improve report grouping for log messages

Revamped the billing portal (read more)

Improve the performance of the search (read more)

Add more details to exception mails

Signed URLs are now valid for a day

Display curl command on each error to easily retry requests (read more)

Added a better error screen for handling expired signed links

Added an illustration for projects without errors

Added the ability to create API tokens

Added documentation for using the API (read more)

Disallow using passwords that have appeared in password breaches

Improved behaviour when rapidly disconnecting and reconnecting to GitHub

Add "Create GitHub issue" link to mail notifications

Add links to notification preferences in all mails

Added option to automatically close GitHub issues when Flare errors are resolved

Further improvements in the way VAT is handled on the plans screen

Soft launched the initial GitHub integration

Improved the way VAT is being displayed on the plans screen

Tweaked listing favorites on project lis

Added graphs showing error trends on the project list (read more)

The onboarding experience has been improved. Previously, we automatically created a project named "Default" for new users and redirect new users straight to the settings. This can be overwhelming. This has been replaced by a dedicated "Welcome" page, where we explain the big concepts of Flare and where new users can create their own first project.

Added a search field to our docs

Upgraded Flare to use the latest version of Inertia

Added the ability to snooze applications per application version

Added a warning when showing errors in a production environment

Added support for Discord and MS Teams notifications

Better support for grouping SQL queries

New project option to remove all errors without removing the project

Invoice layout tweaks

Correctly display balance on invoices

Changed errors in last month count to errors in last 30 days on project dashboard

Project dashboard now remembers filters & sort when using the back button

Fix VAT ID not updating in "update payment method" modal

SQL queries in debug tab now show bindings inline

SQL queries in query exceptions are parsed and formatted accordingly