Crash reporting, built in-house.
A product team's crash reports and engineering tasks lived in paid third-party tools. I built two internal platforms that replaced them.
Paying rent on your own crash data.
Costs grew with usage, data sat outside the company, and neither tool fitted how the team worked.
The new tools had to run alongside the old ones until the team trusted them, with no gap in crash visibility.
Four steps, all reversible.
Map the workflow
How the team actually triaged crashes and tracked release work.
Crash pipeline
Offline queue on device, sync, grouping, stack traces with release metadata.
Task tracking
A board shaped around the team's release cycle, not a generic one.
Switch over
Both vendors removed once the team worked in the new tools.
Two vendors gone. Data stays home.
Crash data and engineering tasks now stay inside the company, in tools the team owns and can change.
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