DevTools
Troubleshoot user sessions' issues as if they happened in your local environment. Access the complete technical context: logs, errors, network requests, JS events and more. Eliminate guesswork and fix problems in record time.
Method | URL | Status | Time | Size |
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POST | https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/ | 500 | 340 ms | 1.8 KB |
POST | https://api.example.com/v1/auth/ | 401 | 230 ms | 1.2 KB |
GET | https://api.example.com/v1/redirect | 302 | 80 ms | 600 B |
GET | https://api.example.com/v1/status | 101 | 50 ms | 400 B |
Reproduce bugs without chasing clues. Access console logs, network calls, state changes, and see what was triggered under the hood.
Directly step into your users' sessions and reproduce errors exactly as they occurred. Eliminate back-and-forth communication and solve problems in minutes, not days.
Use OpenReplay self-hosted or in a dedicated cloud environment. Stay compliant and meet the strictest regulatory requirements.
View JavaScript errors with full stack traces and sourcemaps directly within session replays. Identify exactly when and where errors occur during user interactions.
Inspect API calls, track failing requests, and analyze response payloads with sensitive data sanitized. Understand network bottlenecks and quickly identify missing resources affecting the user experience.
Monitor CPU usage, memory heap, DOM nodes, and frame rates throughout each session. Identify performance bottlenecks and spot what’s slowing down your app.
Track your application's state changes during user sessions. See how data flows through your application and identify unexpected state mutations.
Get a unified view of network failures, performance slowdowns, JavaScript errors and user frustrations inside the session recording.
Attach session replays to Sentry, Bugsnag, GraphQL, or Datadog for deeper insights and faster debugging.
Transform vague bug reports into precise reproduction steps. Watch exactly what happened in your users' browsers and recreate issues in your development environment.
View network activity, and inspect failed requests within the session context. Identify payload issues, authentication failures, and other API-related problems.
Analyze frame rate, CPU, and memory in sync with user actions to catch performance bottlenecks in real usage
OpenReplay captures full user sessions, including console logs, network activity, memory usage, and state changes. With DevTools built into session replay, you can watch what happened and inspect the technical context—just like debugging in your local environment.
Yes. OpenReplay includes a session-based Network Inspector that lets you view all requests, responses, status codes, and payloads in context. You can quickly identify failing API calls.
Yes. JavaScript errors are captured with full stack traces and sourcemap support. You can trace errors back to the original source code directly from the session replay.
Yes. OpenReplay DevTools track CPU usage, memory heap, DOM node count, and frame rate (FPS). You can identify performance bottlenecks during real user sessions.
OpenReplay is one of the few session replay and product analytics platforms that includes DevTools data inside session replays. It's also self-hostable and open-source, giving you full control and the ability to build on top of it.
Yes. You can sanitize specific fields in the payload to keep sensitive data hidden while still preserving the technical context needed for debugging.