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Profiling team is retiring the "flame chart" term
Instead will use Flame Graph and Aggregated Flame Graph in our docs - This should make the terminology more intuitive.
Profiling offers a deeper level of visibility on top of traditional tracing, removing the need for custom instrumentation and enabling you to build in [performance as a feature](https://blog.codinghorror.com/performance-is-a-feature/) from day one. Sentry's profiling feature builds upon our established [Performance Monitoring](/product/performance) capabilities to provide precise code-level visibility into application execution in a production environment. This allows you to quickly identify potential performance bottlenecks and visualize the call stack to find hot paths in your code.
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Sentry's profiling feature builds upon our established [Performance Monitoring](/product/performance) capabilities to provide precise code-level visibility into application execution in a production environment. Profiling provides context at a deeper level than traditional tracing, enabling you to visualize the precise details of the call stack without the need for custom instrumentation. With Profiilng you can quickly identify hot paths in your code and understand potential performance bottlenecks, enabling you to build in [performance as a feature](https://blog.codinghorror.com/performance-is-a-feature/) from day one.
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Sentry profiling supports common platforms for both Mobile and Backend applications:
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Transaction events that have a profile contain a link in the "Profile" column which will take you to a flame chart with details about that event. Learn how to read [Flame Charts and Flame Graphs](/product/profiling/flame-charts-graphs).
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Transaction events that have a profile contain a link in the "Profile" column which will take you to a flame graph with details about that event. Learn how to read [Flame Graphs and Aggregated Flame Graphs](/product/profiling/flame-charts-graphs).
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Alternatively, if you click on the "Event ID" for a transaction, you'll see a span waterfall where you'll can identify suspect spans - operations that may be impacting performance, including slow DB queries and HTTP requests. You can click on a span to see profile information, including the most frequently occurring code path (call stack with with exact line numbers), along with the approximate percentage of time required for that code path.
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From this view, you can also click "View Profile" to zoom in on the flame chart.
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From this view, you can also click "View Profile" to zoom in on the flame graph.
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## Profiling Page
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Using the Profiling page is typically an advanced workflow, enabling you to directly select transactions of interest and examine detailed profiling data.
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Selecting one of the transactions will take you to the **Profile Summary** page below. On this page, you can examine the consolidated[flame graph](/product/profiling/flame-charts-graphs) that presents aggregated sample data for the selected transaction.
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Selecting one of the transactions will take you to the **Profile Summary** page below. On this page, you can examine the aggregated[flame graph](/product/profiling/flame-charts-graphs) that presents aggregated sample data for the selected transaction.
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