LogRocket
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Stop guessing why bugs happen
Kevin William David

LogRocket Live — Understand user problems without back-and-forth

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When users report bugs or ask for help, it can be tricky to figure out what actually happened. LogRocket Live lets you see live video of what the user did, along with console logs, network requests and metadata, letting you quickly solve support tickets and make your users happier.

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Yasyf Mohamedali
Super cool! LogRocket already makes it so much easier to piece together what the user experienced, without having to spend hours attempting to recreate the scenario. The integrations with React are so slick - makes integration seamless. I'm wondering when backend integration will get the same treatment? Would be awesome to have one tool give the complete picture.
Ben Edelstein
@yasyf Thanks for the kind words Yasyf! We're definitely thinking about ways to give you context on backend issues as well, since that's often information that would be helpful when supporting users. I'd be curious to hear if you have any particular ideas/integrations in mind?
Yasyf Mohamedali
@b_edelstein Sentry / Raven are open source right? Why not set that up for now, get data flowing, expose it in a few very intentional and useful ways, and then build your eventual backend product off of that codebase.
Yasyf Mohamedali

This is the dream for anyone doing web dev, from a solo engineer to a giant team. Can't imagine how much time I've wasted trying to piece together (or replicate) what the user saw. Super excited to be able to have this integrated with realtime user feedback!

Pros:

Amazingly quick triaging, without having to dig around in bug reporting tools to mentally replay the experience.

Cons:

No integration with what happened server-side (yet!) - would be useful to see the whole picture in one place.

Dan Stepanov
At Slice Capital, we use and love LogRocket for the insight that it provides us on our users' experiences!
Pascal Kriete
@dan_stepanov Thanks for the kind words, Dan!
Ben Edelstein
Hello everyone! I'm a LogRocket co-founder along with @m_arbesfeld. Since our first launch on Product Hunt, we've been humbled by the support we received from the community and the thousands of companies that have adopted LogRocket to build better experiences for their users. Today, I'm excited to announce a new feature that will help support teams provide proactive help to users in need: LogRocket Live. Watch live video of a user right as they ask for help- and crucially, see console logs, JavaScript errors, network requests, and Redux state so you can quickly understand the root cause of any issue. You can also go back in time and understand a user's complete journey in your app. Our mission is to help teams build better user experiences and this is just one step toward that goal. Since LogRocket records *everything*, it can intelligently find bugs after the fact or let you search and filter based on events like “show me users who dropped from our onboarding”, or automatically detect moments of user frustration like rage clicks and broken buttons. Hope to hear from you all on how we can keep improving! Ben
Yomi
LogRocket has been of a great help to our team. We no longer have to scurry around when dealing with nebulous user-reported bugs. So far, It has helped us to quickly understand whether the bug was frontend, backend, or UX-related.
Matthew Arbesfeld
@yomieluwande Thanks Yomi! Glad LogRocket has been helpful to your team!
James Gentes

I've also used Jaco and found LogRocket to be better for troubleshooting React app issues due to their tight Redux integration. Very nice and priced appropriately.

Pros:

Great live-stream of historical activity with nice React / Redux integration

Cons:

Notifications of exceptions would be nice.. maybe a bug tracking feature.

Greg Schechter

LogRocket's awesome. They keep adding new features that make understanding custom actions easier and easier.

Pros:

It's a really useful way to get an understanding of what people are doing on the site

Cons:

Not sure

Robert Parker

We've been using LogRocket for a couple of months now, since we first discovered it through one of their blog posts about debugging React/Redux apps. I can confidently tell you that LogRocket has established itself as one of the coolest, most useful tools in our belts.

The whole team loves LogRocket, both our developers and our product managers. The developers favor the detailed logging and inspection features, while our product managers are into the detailed session filters, time-on-page and other trend reports, and UX helpers like the "Rage Click" highlighter LogRocket provides on session timelines.

Within our first week of using LogRocket, we found some absolutely fascinating insights into a few small UX issues with a new product. I don't think we would have quickly, if ever, have found those issues without LogRocket's help.

Our team has also been in contact with the co-founders of LogRocket, and got the opportunity to sit down for a (quite long) meeting, where they gave us a ton of info and listened intently to our feedback. In fact, they literally released a beta feature based in part on some of our ideas within a week of our call. The dev and support teams at LogRocket are on point, and they have been very responsive to our questions and needs.

Overall, I can't recommend LogRocket highly enough for anyone looking for this kind of bug replay solution. The features, integrations, and customer service are outstanding.

Pros:

Incredibly useful live and historical recordings, React, Redux, MobX, and more integrations. Fantastic for both devs and product managers.

Cons:

I can't think of any.

Rijk van Wel

This app is a developers/UX designer's dream. No more guessing if your features work, or annoying and time consuming in-person interface review sessions. Just look at real people interacting with your product, it's the best!

Also, the replay functionality is like magic. It shows exactly what the user saw, including browser errors. This has already helped me debug issues that I never would have been able to reproduce otherwise (like a weird edge case where React wasn't picking up on IE autocompletion, reverting the changes on blur).

Pros:

Replay functionality is like magic. It shows exactly what the user saw, with a console next to it.

Cons:

Interface can be improved, and loads a bit slow.

Alex Peterson
LogRocket has been an absolute lifesaver. Not all end-user issues are easy to predict or test for.
Giles Van Gruisen
@alexpete Thanks, Alex! It's certainly impossible to anticipate all of the possible edge cases your users might encounter, so we're glad LogRocket can help you find and fix any unexpected bugs that come up :)
William Jack
Would have saved our team SO many hours.
Ben Edelstein
@will_jack Thanks William! We hope to save you many hours in the future :)