sentry → google sheets
Launching soon · pre-order or join the waitlist

Your Sentry issues & releases in Google Sheets, auto‑refreshed.

No $80/mo Business plan needed.

Sentry's REST API works on every plan — including free. IssueSheet uses it to pull your issues, releases, and event stats into a Google Sheet on a schedule. One click, no scripts to babysit.

Pre-order — $9/mo locked for life Join the waitlist

// built in public by a solo dev · refunded automatically if it doesn't ship

Sentry CSV export: Business plan only (~$80/mo) Scheduled exports: closed as not-planned (sentry#86563) Sentry REST API: every plan, incl. free

// how it works

Three steps. No code. No cron.

Everything runs inside your own Google account using Sentry's documented API — the same API its Terms of Service (§4.7) expressly lets you export your own data through.

step 01

Paste your token

Create a read-only auth token in Sentry (self-serve, any plan) and paste it into the sidebar. It's stored in your Google account's properties — never on our servers.

step 02

Pick your projects

Choose the org and projects you care about. IssueSheet sets up tabs for Issues, Releases, and Stats.

step 03

Auto-refresh on schedule

Pick hourly, daily, or weekly. Your sheet stays current — and keeps history long after Sentry's retention window rolls off.

// demo

From Sentry to Sheets, on autopilot

A 30-second look at the working build: one click, three tabs fill with live Sentry data.

issuesheet — Google Sheets
IssueSheet pulling Sentry issues and releases into a Google Sheet on a schedule

Here's the shape of what lands in your Sheet:

📋 Issues — state, counts, assignee, links 🚀 Releases — versions, dates, commit counts 📈 Stats — event volume over time

Recorded from the working build; the add-on packages this exact flow with a setup sidebar and scheduled refresh.

// the honest comparison

Your options for getting Sentry data into a spreadsheet

We like Sentry. Its API is genuinely good — these are just the real trade-offs of every route into a sheet.

DIY API script Coupler.io Sentry Business plan IssueSheet
Price Freeplus your evenings ~$32/mo ~$80/mo $12/mo$9/mo founding · $120/yr
Scheduled refresh If you build itcron / Apps Script you babysit Yes NoCSV export is manual; scheduled exports closed as not-planned (sentry#86563) Yeshourly / daily / weekly
Setup time Hourstokens, pagination, retries, parsing Minutes —it's a plan upgrade, not a tool Minutespaste token → pick projects
Maintenance Yours, forever Theirs — Ours
Works on free Sentry plan Yes Yes Noit is the ~$80/mo plan — and Team users hitting the CSV export link today get a 404 (sentry#101587) Yes

Prices as observed June 2026; issue numbers reference the public getsentry/sentry GitHub tracker.

// the retention bonus

Sentry forgets in ~30 days.
Your Sheet never does.

Free and Team plans keep roughly 30 days of event history. Every scheduled IssueSheet pull snapshots your issue counts, releases, and stats into rows you own — so quarter-over-quarter error trends, release comparisons, and "when did this actually start?" questions stay answerable forever.

It's not just an export. It's your error history, accumulating in a file you control.

// pricing

Simple pricing. Founding users lock $9/mo for life.

IssueSheet is launching soon. Pre-ordering now funds the build, gets you first access, and locks the founding rate forever. Don't want to commit? The waitlist is free.

free

$0

when we launch

  • 1 project
  • Manual refresh
  • Issues, Releases & Stats tabs
  • No scheduling
Join the waitlist
Founding pre-order

founding member

$9/mo

locked for life · first access at launch

  • Everything in Pro, forever at $9/mo
  • First access when v1 ships
  • Direct line to the maker
  • Refunded automatically if it doesn't ship
Pre-order — $9/mo for life

pro

$12/mo

or $120/yr (2 months free)

  • Unlimited projects
  • Scheduled auto-refresh (hourly / daily / weekly)
  • Issues, Releases & Stats tabs
  • History that outlives Sentry retention
Notify me at launch

Pre-orders are processed by Gumroad — billing starts today at $9/mo, and you can cancel anytime. If IssueSheet doesn't ship, every payment you've made is refunded automatically — you won't even have to ask.

// waitlist

Get one email when it launches

No spam. One launch email, maybe one progress update. Unsubscribe anytime.

Prefer to put your money where your mouth is? Pre-order for $9/mo, locked for life →

// faq

Fair questions

Is this an official Sentry product?
No. IssueSheet is an independent tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by Sentry / Functional Software, Inc. It talks to Sentry's documented REST API with a token you create yourself — and Sentry's Terms of Service (§4.7) expressly permits customers to export their own data via that API. I think Sentry is great; this just fills a spreadsheet-shaped gap.
When does it ship?
It doesn't exist as an installable add-on yet — that's why this page says "pre-order" and "waitlist", not "install". I'm a solo dev building in public: the core build is working (that's it in the demo above), and pre-orders decide how fast v1 ships. If it never ships, every payment you've made is refunded automatically — you won't even have to ask.
What Sentry plan do I need?
The free Developer plan works. Sentry's REST API is available on all plans, with self-serve auth tokens whose access is scope-based, not plan-based. The things that are plan-gated — like the CSV/Discover export (Business plan, ~$80/mo) — are exactly what IssueSheet doesn't need.
Is my Sentry token safe?
Your token is stored in your own Google account's properties storage (the standard PropertiesService mechanism for Google Workspace add-ons) and is sent only from your account directly to Sentry's API. It never touches my servers — v1 has no backend at all. I'll also walk you through creating a token with read-only scopes, so even in the worst case it can't modify anything.
What exactly lands in my Sheet?
Three tabs, straight from the API endpoints available on every plan: your project Issues list (title, state, event/user counts, first/last seen, links back to Sentry), your org's Releases (versions, dates, commit counts), and event Stats (volume over time). Each scheduled run refreshes current data and appends to your history.