See what users actually do

Session Replay shows what happened in a user journey, where confidence dropped, and why progress did not continue. It helps digital product teams investigate missed checkout completion, failed account access, and activation gaps by showing the sequence that led to user drop-off.

Session replay walkthrough showing hesitation before next step completion

Overview

Replay complete journeys

Watch real user behavior from the first screen through the final outcome, including pauses, retries, and exits. Session Replay shows what happened in order, so teams can separate a confusing next step from a technical issue. For example, you can review why users reached account details but never moved into activation.

Replay overview showing a user journey from login to account-detail exit
Replay timeline with login, permissions, OTP, and exit markers

Timeline

Understand every step

See actions in sequence with timestamps, navigation changes, and markers that explain what happened between screens. This makes it easier to understand whether a user paused at permissions, retried OTP, or left after activation without moving toward task completion.

Replay timelineNavigation pathInteraction markers

Detection

Detect friction instantly

Automatically surface rage taps, dead taps, hesitation, and repeated attempts without manual review first. In digital product flows, that helps teams spot friction around checkout, account access, or identity verification before those issues become missed journey steps at scale.

Behavior signal view showing hesitation and failed actions before drop-off
Session analysis showing expected next step action versus actual user exit

Analysis

Turn sessions into insights

Use replay to move from what happened to why it mattered. When a user reaches a critical step but does not complete it, replay adds the context that supports intent analysis and explains where the critical flow stopped.

Patterns

See patterns across users

Replay is useful for individual investigation, but it becomes more valuable when the same failure appears across many user journeys. Teams can confirm whether a missed next step, failed checkout step, or confusing conversion screen is becoming a repeated product problem.

Multi-session replay view highlighting repeated exits before checkout completion

“Session replay gave us the missing context. We stopped guessing where users dropped and started seeing the exact moment confidence broke.”

Product Lead, Digital Care Team

More Features

Connected capabilities around replay.

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Intent Tracking

Track what a user was expected to do and compare it with what actually happened in the same critical flow. For example, a user may be expected to book next step after viewing details, but exits without action.

Journey Analysis

See how users move across screens and journey steps before they complete, pause, or abandon a journey. This helps teams understand whether drop-off happens at login, during activation, or later in the flow.

Heatmaps

Reveal where users tap, miss, or struggle on critical screens such as account access or checkout. Heatmaps add visual evidence to the replay moments that look unclear or high-friction.

FAQ

Common questions

Session Replay reconstructs what happened during a user journey so teams can review actions, timestamps, and navigation in sequence. Instead of guessing why a user did not complete the journey, business teams can see the exact path from entry to exit. It is especially useful for flows such as login, checkout, account access, and activation.
EaseUse is designed around secure session handling and controlled replay ingestion so captured journeys can be managed responsibly. Because the system is event-based, teams can review journey friction without relying on traditional raw screen video. Teams use replay to investigate missed journey steps while keeping operational control over captured data.
The replay system is event-based, which keeps capture focused on interaction and journey context rather than raw video recording. It reconstructs what happened from events, structure snapshots, and replay frames instead of continuously storing video. For digital product apps, that helps teams investigate journey continuity issues without unnecessary capture overhead.
Teams can start with the Flutter SDK and send replay-related session data through the existing API ingestion flow. A team might begin with authentication, account access, and checkout completion, then expand once they see where users fall out of the journey. Because replay is tied to the broader EaseUse platform, the same session can also be reviewed through intent, signals, journeys, and funnels.

Quickly find and replay the most important user journeys.