Condux vs GlitchTip

GlitchTip vs Condux: two Sentry-compatible, self-hostable monitors

GlitchTip and Condux both speak the Sentry protocol and both self-host. The split: GlitchTip is fully open source and wonderfully simple, and Condux adds an AI fix engine that opens draft pull requests your team merges.

This is the friendliest comparison on the list, because GlitchTip is genuinely great. It is a lightweight, fully open source, Sentry-compatible monitor. Condux is source-available under the FSL, not OSI open source, and the reason to pick it is the Conductor fix engine and the deeper platform. If a truly open source license is a hard requirement, GlitchTip is the better pick.

Condux vs GlitchTip, side by side

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FeatureConduxGlitchTip
AI fix engineThe Conductor turns an error into a draft pull request your own team reviews and mergesNo AI fix engine
LicenseSource-available under the FSL (converts to Apache-2.0 after two years)Fully open source (MIT)
Sentry compatibilityYes: keep your SDK, change the DSNYes: also Sentry-SDK compatible
Self-hostingFirst class: one Docker Compose stack or a Helm chart, source-available under the FSLOpen source and self-hostable, deliberately lightweight
DepthFix engine, CVE remediation, BYO model, verification loopFocused, minimal error tracking

When to choose GlitchTip over Condux

Balanced beats biased. Here is where they are the better call.

  • A fully open source (OSI) license is a hard requirement. GlitchTip is MIT; Condux is source-available under the FSL.
  • You want the lightest possible Sentry-compatible monitor and do not need an AI fix engine.

Frequently asked questions

Is Condux open source like GlitchTip?

Not exactly. Condux is source-available under the Functional Source License: you can read, self-host and modify it, and each release becomes Apache-2.0 two years after it ships. GlitchTip is MIT-licensed open source. If OSI open source is a requirement, GlitchTip is the one to pick.

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