Why did users abandon this step?
Replay the clicks, route changes, loading states, and UI state immediately before the exit.
Web session replay
Connect lightweight web session replay with funnels, product events, network requests, console context, and the exact moment users leave.
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
Replay the clicks, route changes, loading states, and UI state immediately before the exit.
Read console output and network activity on the same timeline as the visible experience.
Keep useful interaction evidence while masking sensitive fields and raw keystrokes.
From signal to answer
1. Browser SDK
A chart can tell you where people dropped. Web replay can show whether they saw a disabled button, a buried validation message, a blank state, a stalled request, or copy that sent them the wrong way.

2. Funnels + journeys
Rejourney records browser sessions and ties them to route changes, event timelines, journeys, heatmaps, console context, requests, and product analytics, so the behavior is not stranded in a separate tool.

3. Network context
That matters most in flows that pass QA but misbehave in production: checkout, sign-up, search, dashboards, pricing pages, docs, and support-heavy account screens.

Keep exploring
Web session replay records browser interactions and reconstructs the experience so teams can inspect what a visitor saw, clicked, typed, and experienced.
Yes. Rejourney's web SDK is designed for modern browser apps and connects replay with route changes, events, heatmaps, and network context.
Yes. Product teams can review onboarding, activation, checkout, search, and dashboard sessions to understand what users actually experienced.
Start with a real product
Start free with 5,000 monthly sessions, unlimited analytics events, and no credit card.