GDPR error tracking without moving data out of Europe
Error events carry stack traces, URLs, release names, request metadata and sometimes user identifiers, exactly the operational data many EU teams want to keep inside the EU. MOJAQ is hosted in Helsinki and built around EU data sovereignty: your error data stays in Europe, the DPA is included, and you never route production diagnostics through a US-hosted service to understand what broke.
For teams selling into regulated or privacy-conscious European markets, that makes crash visibility much easier to get approved.
Sentry-compatible SDKs, familiar setup
MOJAQ accepts the Sentry SDKs you already use. Keep your instrumentation, change the DSN, verify events arrive, and continue. There is no custom tracking layer to write and no new developer ritual to learn, capture exceptions, group errors and tag releases with the concepts your team already knows.
Sentry.init({
dsn: "https://<public-key>@errors.mojaq.com/<project>",
environment: "production",
release: "[email protected]",
});One platform, one API key
Error tracking rarely lives alone. The team that needs crash visibility usually also needs analytics, uptime, render, feature flags and realtime. MOJAQ brings all six together under one EU-hosted platform, one DPA, one API key and one data-sovereignty story, instead of stitching together vendors with different regions and contracts.
Questions
Do I need to replace my current SDKs?
In most cases no. MOJAQ is compatible with the Sentry SDKs, so you point your existing DSN at MOJAQ and test with minimal code changes.
Where is my error data stored?
In Helsinki, Finland. Error data stays in the EU with no US transfers, and a DPA is included.
What does it cost?
MOJAQ is free during the open beta, with no fixed end date. Paid plans are announced in advance.