Yesterday, I officially released my latest Laravel package: EasyDetect! 🎉
The idea behind it is simple—how often do users encounter errors in our Laravel applications but never report them? As developers, error reporting is crucial to continuously improving our applications.
There are plenty of monitoring and reporting tools out there, but EasyDetect is designed for internal use—lightweight and straightforward, almost like reading logs. But let’s be honest, how many of us check Laravel’s storage/logs daily? 😆
Initially, I used <a href="http://Sentry.io" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Sentry.io</a> for error tracking, and it’s truly a great tool. However, due to certain constraints, I cannot use on third-party monitoring services. That’s what led me to build EasyDetect—a simple solution to instantly alert developers when an exception occurs, without depending on users to report issues manually.
🔔 How does it work?
Whenever a user encounters an Exception Error, EasyDetect instantly sends an email alert to the developer. The email includes key details about the error, and for further debugging, developers can always dive into the logs.
🔗 Check out the repository &amp; documentation:
👉 <a href="https://github.com/msulaimanmisri/easy-detect" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/msulaimanmisri/easy-detect</a>
This is an open-source project, and I’m open to suggestions, feedback, and contributions! Let me know what you think. 🚀
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EasyDetect is a newly released Laravel package designed for internal error reporting. Unlike third-party tools like Sentry.io, EasyDetect immediately alerts developers via email when an exception occurs, simplifying bug tracking and enhancing application improvement without relying on user reports. The package is open-source and welcomes contributions.

I've built a simple Laravel Bug Reporting Package

People now a days miss emails, but don’t miss messenger notification. When system detects a crucial bug, it gets reported to our work slack channel.
If you could add a webhook link config in your package, it would be great.