LogRocket is Backed By:
- Contextual session replay: LogRocket records user sessions along with telemetry data so you can see what errors and issues a user experienced and view examples of known issues.
- Bug aggregation specifically for React, Redux, Vuex, apps and other: Not only does LogRocket show all errors related to a user session, it can also show you library-specific details like which component a user clicked on.
- Bug monitoring over time: See how errors affected users over time and track trends of new bugs.
We've all been there. A user submits a bug report and complaint and you or your team is tasked with fixing it. Where do you start? Maybe you'd reach out to the user, get on a call, and see what they're seeing. Or maybe you'd ask for screenshots and pray the person gets back to you. No matter what, you're likely spending far too much time debugging your web apps.
LogRocket helps you better understand what initiated an issue in your webapps, how issues affect users, and how effective has your team been in fixing issues over time. With a single line of code in your webapps, LogRocket can help you reproduce user-reported problems, and surface the most important issues affecting your users.
You can also track and report on bugs in your webapps over time, such as all users who clicked a specific component and saw a bug.
LogRocket integrates with the tools you already use:
- The support tools like Intercom, Zendesk, Helpscout.
- The crash reporting tools like Sentry or Rollbar
- The log aggregation tools like Splunk or Sumo Logic
- The issue reporting tools like Jira or GitHub
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See Everything a User Did to Trigger a Bug
View Javascript Errors, Network Requests, and More
Track Bugs, Logs, and New Feature Releases Over Time
