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Michael Seibel

Session Replays by Requestly - Debug web apps faster with record & replay

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Requestly Session Replays streamline internal bug reporting and thereby enable devs to debug web applications faster. Anyone in the company can record web interactions stitched with Network, console logs, Stack trace, device info to make it easy to fix bugs.

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Nitish Maximus
Very interesting product, excited to try this out!
Sagar Soni
Maker
@nitish_maximus Thanks Nitish!!
Congrats on the launch @sachinjain024 and team!
Mir Sahib
Congratulations on the launch. The open-source nature, encrypted sessions, and browser compatibility are impressive. Excited to incorporate it into my development toolkit.
Rahul Luthra
Looks like a solid product! Congrats on the launch 🚀
Asjad khan
Congratulations on the launch!
Neha Singh
Making web app troubleshooting a breeze. 🚀 #WebDev #Debugging
Michael Ramirez
Setup was a breeeeeze... On top of this, I started using the HTTP Rules feature right away -- I'm testing Cloudfront staging distributions using Requestly header manipulation. Specifically I'm using the `aws-cf-cd-*` header strategy to tell Cloudfront to point to a staging version of our Cloudfront deployments while we refactor our origins and endpoints. I think my team will find this tool invaluable! 😎
Sachin Jain
Maker
@mike_labelgrid Thank you so much for your feedback! HTTP Rules feature is one of the best. Glad that you are able to immediately use it. I'd love to hear the feedback.
Rajat Dhamija
Congratulations guys!
louis
Hi! quick question: do you guys track any real/mocked data on your server?
Shrine
Congratulations on the launch! This is so cool, guys. I really like that it's open source, hopefully it will be a significant time-saver for our tech teams. 🎉
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