Overview
When you capture a bug with Toolbar, you already get the full frontend picture: console logs, network requests, browser info, and a screenshot. With the Sentry integration, you also get the backend side, Sentry errors and stack traces matched to the exact moment the bug occurred. The result: engineers get full-stack context in one place, without switching tabs or cross-referencing timestamps manually.What It Does
- Sentry events surfaced in Toolbar: errors from your Sentry projects are automatically matched to the timestamp of each bug report
- Timestamp scoping: Toolbar shows Sentry logs from a 5-minute window around when the bug was captured
- Environment filtering: logs are scoped to the environment detected from your frontend (e.g.
staging,production) - One-click drill-down: click any Sentry event in Toolbar to jump directly to that event in Sentry
How to connect
1. Open your Toolbar workspace settings Go to app.usetool.bar and navigate to Settings → Integrations 2. Connect Sentry via OAuth Click Connect Sentry and go through the Sentry OAuth flow to authorize Toolbar.Tip: If Sentry is installed on the website where you capture bugs, Toolbar will auto-detect it and prompt you to connect directly from the extension — no need to go through settings.3. Start capturing Done! Next time you capture a bug with Toolbar, you’ll see a Sentry tab in the report with matched errors from your Sentry projects.
How Sentry events are matched
Toolbar filters Sentry events by the timestamp of the bug capture. By default, it shows events from 5 minutes before and after the bug was reported. Toolbar also automatically scopes events to the environment your frontend sends to Sentry. For example, if your app sends events withenvironment: staging, Toolbar will filter Sentry logs to environment:staging by default.