Installing TrackJS on CertKit

I recently recorded a video showing how I set up TrackJS JavaScript Error Monitoring on CertKit, our new certificate lifecycle management tool entering beta. The website’s JavaScript is getting complex enough that I need proper error monitoring before issues impact users. But installing the tracking snippet is just the beginning. Within two days, I had tons of errors flooding in. None of them were my fault. They were all garbage from browser extensions, web crawlers, blocked analytics services, and third-party scripts. That’s the dirty secret of web error monitoring that nobody talks about.

The real power of TrackJS is in the ignore rules. I show exactly how to filter out PostHog errors, Google Analytics network failures, Chrome extensions, and bot traffic. You get unlimited ignore rules at every account level, so you can be ruthless about filtering noise. I also set up smart notifications that only alert me when two or more users hit the same error. No more one-off anomalies cluttering my inbox. This transforms TrackJS from a noisy mess into a surgical tool. Every alert I get now represents a real issue I can actually fix.