Session replay

Session Replay for Understanding What Users Experienced

Use session replay to understand the path to a problem. OwlTrace positions replay around debugging and issue investigation, not generic product analytics.

OwlTrace visual bug reporting

Analytics dashboards do not reproduce bugs

Funnel charts show aggregates. When a customer reports a failure, you need the specific journey and page state around that report.

Session replay for understanding user problems sits closer to support and engineering than to vanity analytics.

Replay tied to reported issues

OwlTrace captures session replay context with bug and feedback reports so your team can step through the clickstream that led to the broken state.

Combine replay with screenshots, network logs, and browser storage when you need to investigate why something failed.

What replay helps you see

Session replay

Review the clickstream and user journey leading up to the broken state so you can see what they did.

Screenshots

Capture exactly what the user saw when they reported the issue, without asking them to attach a file.

Network logs

Inspect request method, status, duration, and payload context alongside the visual report.

Cookies & localStorage

See browser storage state at report time to reproduce environment-specific failures.

Browser & device context

Know the URL, user agent, and device details that came with the report.

Video recording

Let reporters record a short session and share a link when a still screenshot is not enough.

Replay with a debugging purpose

  • Focused on reproducing reported problems.
  • Paired with technical context in the same report.
  • Useful for QA, support handoffs, and engineering triage.

Frequently asked questions

Is OwlTrace a session recording analytics product?

OwlTrace includes session replay as part of bug and feedback investigation. It is not positioned as a full product-analytics or heatmapping suite.

How does session replay help with debugging?

It shows the user journey into the issue so developers can see the steps that led to the failure instead of reconstructing them from memory.

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