OpenReplay unveiled recently which has raised $4,7 million in new funding to grow your community, accelerate deployment to scale, and improve the user experience.
For those who are unaware of OpenReplay, they should know that this is a startup that provides an open source session replay tool for developers, which helps them troubleshoot by making debugging visual, that is, basically what the tool allows developers to do is reproduce the error while keeping a log so they can identify where the error is.
The development tools provided by OpenReplay allows developers to analyze logs, diagnose errors, track performance metrics, inspect HTTP payloads, and record full application health. Being able to reproduce, in parallel, what users were doing and how your stack behaved after each and every interaction is like reproducing problems in a browser.
OpenReplay can even be used to help customers directly on your website while they browse, using live session playback and co-browsing capabilities.
The OpenReplay Solution combines session replay with powerful DevTools that allow developers to see where users are getting stuck and fix problems faster by making debugging visual.
The company argues that:
Bugs are inevitable, and fixing them starts with reproducing them, which is often a time-consuming process in production environments. As they grow in complexity into full-fledged applications, websites make bugs even harder to replicate.
The OpenReplay DevTools allow developers to analyze logs, diagnose errors, track performance metrics, inspect HTTP payloads, and record full application health. Being able to reproduce, side by side, what users were doing and how the stack behaved after each interaction is said to be like reproducing problems in your own browser.
The tool combines session replay, DevTools, and performance monitoring to make it easy for developers to replay everything users do in their web app and understand where and why they got stuck.
The OpenReplay service can also be used to help customers directly on the website while they browse, using live session replay and co-browsing capabilities - no more cryptic reports, screenshots and endless emails back and forth. back with customers.
OpenReplay is self-hosted, so data never leaves a company's infrastructure. The security aspect is important for companies that are not willing to expose themselves to security and compliance risks.
"While other session replay tools are aimed at vendors and product managers, we focus on those who actually build the product, the developers," said Mehdi Osman, founder and CEO of OpenReplay, in a statement. "Allowing developers to host it on their premises and without involving any third party to handle your user data is a game changer."
About the financing round initial, this was Directed by Runa Capital involving Expa, 468 Capital, the Rheinghau founders, and the Tekion co-founders have raised $4,7 million of which OpenReplay will use the new funds to expand its community, speed up implementation, and improve the user experience.
Konstantin Vinogradov, director of Palo Alto, California-based Runa Capital, who also invested in nginx, added:
“We actively invest in companies that create open source projects, especially when the open source model enables better products. OpenReplay is a great example of that approach."
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