Can I find the session behind this complaint?
Search by route, event, device, user, or failure instead of opening random recordings.
Record user sessions
Capture the session, the search that found it, and the signals that explain whether the behavior is a one-off or a pattern worth fixing.
Install alongside your existing analytics and evaluate it with real sessions before committing.

Verified customer result
93% onboarding completion
Campus Merch
Session evidence helped the team isolate a Safari layout failure and restore a critical onboarding path.
Questions Rejourney can answer
Search by route, event, device, user, or failure instead of opening random recordings.
Keep the path, interface state, requests, and errors attached to the moment worth watching.
Use journeys, heatmaps, crashes, and matching sessions to separate a pattern from a one-off.
From signal to answer
1. Replay search
Most teams do not need more recordings. They need fewer, better recordings: the sessions that explain why checkout stalled, why onboarding looped, why a user rage-clicked a dead control, or why support keeps seeing the same complaint.

2. Heatmaps + journeys
Start with a behavior query instead of opening random clips. A good recorded session includes the path, the intended outcome, the failed or delayed step, and the product or technical signal that made the moment worth watching.

3. Crash context
Rejourney keeps replay beside heatmaps, journeys, crashes, ANRs, privacy rules, and network context, so a recording can become evidence another teammate can reopen and verify.

Keep exploring
Define the behavior first, then capture replay with route, event, request, device, release, and privacy context. Rejourney lets teams search for that behavior and inspect the matching session with heatmaps, journeys, and stability signals nearby.
Yes, when the team uses recordings to find the moment expectation breaks. A replay of a failed signup, slow checkout, or confusing settings screen is much more useful when journeys and heatmaps show whether the same pattern repeats.
Yes. Developers can inspect replay context alongside crashes, ANRs, device details, API failures, and user events while keeping sensitive data masked.
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