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Open-source LLM and agent observability built on OpenTelemetry.
Open-source, OpenTelemetry-based observability for LLM applications
Langtrace is an open-source, OpenTelemetry-based observability tool for LLM apps, offering real-time tracing, cost and latency metrics, and evaluations across models, frameworks, and vector databases. Its standards-based traces export anywhere, making it ideal for teams avoiding vendor lock-in.
Langtrace is an end-to-end observability tool built on OpenTelemetry for monitoring LLM applications. Its SDK is a lightweight library you install and import to collect traces across popular LLMs, LLM frameworks, and vector databases, and because those traces follow the OpenTelemetry standard, you can export them to Langtrace or to any other observability stack without being locked into a proprietary format or even needing a Langtrace API key. The tool surfaces real-time monitoring of key metrics — costs and token usage, accuracy, and response times — along with detailed traces and logs across your stack. It also includes evaluation capabilities, letting developers manually score the outputs of an LLM application so they can measure and improve quality over time. It supports both Python and TypeScript, fitting the two most common languages for building LLM apps. Being open source and standards-based is Langtrace's core appeal: teams that prize portability and avoiding vendor lock-in can self-host and route their telemetry however they like, and it sits alongside tools like Langfuse and Arize Phoenix in the LLM observability space. The trade-off is that, as a leaner open-source project, it has a smaller ecosystem and fewer turnkey enterprise features than some heavily funded competitors.
Langtrace is an open-source, OpenTelemetry-based observability tool for LLM applications, providing real-time tracing, cost and latency metrics, and evaluations that export to any stack. It suits developers who want vendor-neutral monitoring in Python and TypeScript.
Langtrace is an open-source project (originating from Scale3 Labs) focused on LLM observability. Its defining bet is standards-based telemetry: by building on OpenTelemetry, it lets teams avoid proprietary lock-in and route LLM traces wherever they already send observability data.
It sits in the fast-growing LLM observability category alongside Langfuse and Arize Phoenix, appealing to developers who prioritize openness and portability.
Langtrace offers a lightweight SDK that auto-collects OpenTelemetry traces across LLMs, frameworks, and vector databases, with real-time monitoring of cost, token usage, accuracy, and response time. It includes evaluation features so developers can manually score outputs.
Because traces are standards-based, they can be exported to Langtrace's own backend or to any compatible observability stack, and the project supports both Python and TypeScript.
Langtrace targets LLM application developers, RAG engineers, and platform teams that want vendor-neutral, self-hostable observability. It is especially attractive to teams already invested in OpenTelemetry.
Developers instrumenting and debugging LLM apps.
Platform and engineering leads selecting observability tooling.
SREs and ML engineers invested in OpenTelemetry.
Developer teams building LLM and RAG applications who want open-source, OpenTelemetry-native observability that exports to their existing stack.
Langtrace originated from Scale3 Labs as an open-source project; verify any funding or commercial details with the vendor.
Langtrace is built on OpenTelemetry, so its traces follow an open standard and can be exported to Langtrace or any other observability stack.
It supports Python and TypeScript, the two most common languages for building LLM applications.
Yes. Langtrace is open source and self-hostable, and its SDK can collect and export traces without requiring a Langtrace API key.
It provides real-time tracing plus metrics for cost and token usage, accuracy, and response times across LLMs, frameworks, and vector databases, along with evaluation capabilities.
Both are open-source LLM observability tools; Langtrace emphasizes an OpenTelemetry-native, export-anywhere design, while offerings and ecosystems differ, so evaluate based on your stack.
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