Watch real visits, pixel for pixel.
Replay any visit like you were sitting beside them. LogClip reconstructs every click, scroll, and stumble — then drops you straight onto the moments that cost you conversions.
Every visit, tagged before you open it
Recordings arrive already marked — errors, rage clicks, an abandoned cart, a slow LCP on mobile — each with a friction score out of 100 and a one-line read of what happened. Sort by friction and the worst visits come to the top; the row of filters above turns tens of thousands of recordings into the handful you care about.
Everything the player does.
7 stops, each one a real screen from the console.
Find the visit in one bar
One search bar filters recordings across ten dimensions — behavior, your tags, metadata, pages, signals, conversions, device, browser, country and user — and free text matches error messages, URLs and AI titles. Each suggestion shows how many recordings it would leave.
Three ways to watch
The same recording, at the level of detail the moment needs. Product managers watch it like a video; engineers open the inspector and the seven-lane timeline underneath.
Full-stage replay with a slim scrubber — errors and rage still marked on it.
Jump, don't scrub
⌘K opens a palette of the moments that matter in this recording: the next problem, the first error, every failed request with its time. Markers on the ruler do the same with a click, and idle stretches are skipped for you.
Clip the twelve seconds that matter
Set a start and an end at the playhead, loop it, and copy a link. Whoever opens it lands on that clip with the same event selected in the inspector — no “skip to 4:32 and look at the network tab”.
The bug report writes itself
Every recording opens with a one-line synopsis and the moments behind it. Press Report bug and the session becomes a ticket: a title, a severity, steps to reproduce, and evidence with timestamps that link back into the replay. Or generate a Playwright test instead.
Know who it was
Call identify() once and every recording carries the person and whatever you attach — plan, order count, account. The visitor card shows their visit history, timezone, location and device, and one click filters to everything else they did.
Watch a cohort, not a session
Save a filter as a segment — “frustrated mobile visitors who didn't convert” — and see the match count live. Press Play and the matching recordings queue up beside the player; with autoplay on, each one advances to the next.
Saved segments with live match counts — build once, reuse everywhere.
Everything under session replay
Replay real sessions and land on the exact moment someone struggled — filtered by rage clicks, errors, and frustration.
Rage & dead-click detection
Every frustrated burst of clicks, and every click that did nothing, is flagged and jump-linked.
Friction score
One 0–100 number per visit, built from rage, errors, failed requests and slowness. Sort by it.
Seven-lane timeline
Chapters, interactions, console, network, errors, long tasks and Web Vitals on one synced ruler.
Network inspector
Headers, payload, response and timing for every request — WebSocket frames included.
DOM & state at any moment
Pause anywhere and inspect the page as it was, not as it is now.
Backend trace behind a failed call
A 500 in the replay opens the server-side trace that produced it.
Live sessions
Follow a visit as it happens and jump back to the live edge.
Auto-skip idle
The minutes where nothing moved are skipped for you; playback speed and frame-step are a key away.
Privacy at capture
Inputs and text are masked before they leave the browser; per-site rules decide what's kept.
Long and stitched sessions
Multi-hour visits play back; same-device returns within 30 minutes can join one recording.
Mobile replay
React Native sessions replay screenshot-first, with taps, rage taps and dead taps flagged.
Export & bulk actions
Tick rows, or keep your filters, and export the list as CSV or JSON — or delete what you don't want kept.
Why it matters.
Land on the struggle, not the noise
Filters surface the sessions with rage clicks, errors and failed requests, so you skip the happy paths and watch what hurts.
Privacy by default
Text and form inputs are masked at capture. You see behavior and intent — never passwords, card numbers or personal data.
Live and retroactive
Watch sessions stream in live, or replay any visit from the past with the full console, network and event timeline attached.
Minutes, not quarters.
Drop in the snippet
One lightweight script captures sessions with under 2% overhead — no sampling.
Sessions stream in
Visits are reconstructed in real time and auto-tagged with friction signals.
Filter & replay
Pick a signal, hit play, and watch the exact moment of struggle.