Thanks for the feedback, Murry! Very happy that you find it valuable. There are multiple ways to deal with sensitive/private data in SessionStack. The first option is to exclude sensitive elements directly through our UI, by adding a list of CSS selectors. Each element that matches any of those selectors (or is a direct or indirect child of such one) will be treated as sensitive and won't even leave the browsers of your users. This means that we don't even store data that you deem sensitive. You can read about this in more detail here - https://docs.sessionstack.com/do.... By default, for example, all password fields are treated as sensitive. The second option, which is preferred by organizations in highly regulated industries such as healthcare, finance, insurance, is to directly deploy SessionStack on your own servers/cloud and handle everything on your own premises.

Hey Ingvar! SessionStack records SPAs pixel-perfect. Doesn't matter the technology they're build with :)

@a_zlatkov Great to know! Please consider supporting install using Segment, it is so much easier to add new tools using it, can't remember when we needed to copy-paste code snippets by hands last time.

@unnamedteam this has been requested quite a lot. We're already moving it forward :)

Thanks for the nice words, @tigranhakobian! :)

Thanks for the kind words, Wilfried!

Hey Sam, thanks for the good words! This is a great question. Hotjar and FullStory are very different from SessionStack tools, solving quite different problems. In essence, HotJar is a marketing tool that provides features focusing on marketing professionals, like conversion funnels, heatmaps, etc. FullStory, on the other hand, is also very focused on marketing people but they provide a broader scope of features that are also useful for product experts, such as awesome segments, powerful search, which can be used to answer questions like "Which users left the checkout page", etc. SessionStack is focused on helping teams efficiently reproduce and resolve issues in their web products. This focus makes our feature set, integrations, and partnerships quite different. These are some of the things that SessionStack provides to achieve the goal: - Notifications & reports about the health of your product, alarming teams when there are problems and crashes. - Analytics dashboards, showing stats about product issues, their severity, how many people have been impacted, when they have last occurred, etc. - On top of replaying the entire session, SessionStack allows you to replay only particular moments of the user sessions. E.g. you can replay only the moment of a specific crash or only the moment of a specific feature usage. This allows you to watch/replay only the things that are important to you. - SessionStack collects a lot of technical data from the browser - failed network requests, debug messages, exceptions + stack traces. All this information is available during session replay and allows you to debug issues as if they're occurred in your own browser. - Our live sessions are truly real-time. The latency is below 1.5 seconds (in many cases even below 1 second). - You can deploy SessionStack on your own premises, in case you're dealing with extremely sensitive data or are operating in a regulated industry. - SessionStack works with hybrid mobile/desktop apps. - Using our APIs, you can enable your users to record sessions on their own (think of a standard "report a problem" scenario, but instead of screenshots, users record videos). - Leveraging our REST APIs, you can even add server-side data to user sessions (e.g. see what user behavior has made a database call to fail). In general, you can think of SessionStack as a "dashboard" that shows you how your product is performing; if you are introducing a lot of regressions, how they are impacting the UX, etc.

Thanks, Sergi! Your feedback will be highly appreciated. Let me know what you think.

@lsnickolov @picsoung @a_zlatkov This looks amazing. I really needed something like this. :) Be sure to check out our tool , it will be very interesting to you. https://www.producthunt.com/upco...

Thanks, Ashot! SessionStack can run on any web or hybrid mobile app out there. Our technology does not depend on any particular framework which means that no matter what you're using in your product, SessionStack will work out of the box. :)