Stop showing "Something went wrong" to your users. How I automated React error handling with AI

If you are a frontend or full-stack developer, you probably hate dealing with third-party API errors as much as I do. You are building a beautiful React, tanStack or Next.js application, everything is smooth, and then you have to integrate an external API. Suddenly, your network tab is full of unpredictable errors: 503 Service Unavailable, 429 Too Many Requests, CORS preflight failed, or some bizarre custom JSON error from a legacy system. You usually have two choices, and both of them suck: The Exhausting Way: Write endless switch statements to map every single possible error code and translate them into human-readable messages. The Lazy Way: Wrap everything in a try/catch and show a generic "Oops, something went wrong. Please try again later" to your user. I got tired of wasting hours tracking down delicate component errors and writing fallback UI copy. So, I built a tool to completely automate this. Meet CogniCatch I built CogniCatch to be the ultimate time-saver for React developer