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What does LogRocket do?

Tool: LogRocket

The Tech: Session Replay

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Their Pitch

AI-first session replay and analytics that shows you what's wrong

Our Take

It's a screen recorder for websites that shows you exactly what users did before things broke. Like having a security camera for your app, but for debugging instead of catching thieves.

Deep Dive & Reality Check

Used For

  • +**Users complain about broken checkout but you can't reproduce it** → Watch their exact session, see the network timeout that caused the dead click
  • +**JavaScript errors happen randomly with no context** → Get the full replay with console logs, network requests, and user actions leading up to the crash
  • +**Your mobile app crashes but crash reports are useless** → See the pixel-perfect recording of what the user tapped and when it broke
  • +AI flags frustration signals automatically - finds rage clicks and slow loads across thousands of sessions without manual review
  • +Heatmaps show where users actually click vs where you think they click

Best For

  • >Your users report bugs you can't reproduce and your team is playing detective
  • >Frontend errors are killing conversions but you only see cryptic stack traces
  • >You're a dev team that's tired of the 'works on my machine' problem

Not For

  • -Solo developers or small teams under 20 people — starts cheap but session overages hit fast on real traffic
  • -Anyone wanting simple error tracking — this is session recording with all the complexity that comes with it
  • -Teams worried about user privacy — you're literally recording everything users do on your site

Pairs With

  • *Sentry (handles backend errors while LogRocket shows the frontend user experience)
  • *Datadog (for full-stack traces that connect frontend sessions to backend performance)
  • *Jira (where you export replay links instead of writing 'unable to reproduce' for the hundredth time)
  • *Slack (where your team gets alerts about critical user sessions instead of playing phone tag)
  • *Intercom (to see what users were doing right before they submitted that angry support ticket)

The Catch

  • !Pricing sneaks up on you — users report budgeting $500/month and hitting $2,000 by week two when traffic spikes
  • !The AI summaries watch 10 sessions but miss context, leading to false positives that waste investigation time
  • !Mobile session replays can lag during crashes, which is exactly when you need them most

Bottom Line

Records user sessions like a movie so you can watch bugs happen instead of guessing what went wrong.