Sentry just raised $60 million at a $1 billion valuation to help every developer write flawless code

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Sentry, a startup that makes open source error monitoring software, has entered the unicorn club. CEO Milin Desai told Insider that the fresh funding will be used on research and development, new product capabilities, and go-to-market strategies as the tools evolve into "a much broader framework around software health." "Developers face a challenge balancing speed and quality especially as they deal with user interactions on multiple platforms (web, native desktop, or mobile app). More than 27,500 customers currently pay for its tools through its software-as-a-service offering, including Atlassian, Disney, Peloton, CloudFare, Eventbrite, Slack , and Rockstar Games. Sentrys said that it received inbound interest from investors, who found the firm through word-of-mouth enthusiasm from early-stage companies in their portfolios using the software.

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General Data Management

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Application Performance Monitoring (APM) Observability Software Developer Tools

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