Prism AI
AI that watches replays and tells developers what to fix
132 followers
AI that watches replays and tells developers what to fix
132 followers
Prism is an AI that watches session replays and tells developers what to fix—no setup, no event tagging, just signal.
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Been using Prism AI for our web app's user experience monitoring, and it's like having a super-observant QA team working 24/7. After integrating it last week, we discovered several UX issues that had been frustrating users but never made it to our bug reports.
The most impressive moment came when Prism caught a subtle interaction problem in our checkout flow. Users were hesitating at a specific form field, but no one was reporting it. The AI analyzed the session replays and identified that the input validation was triggering too aggressively, causing user uncertainty. Five minutes to fix, but we would have never caught it without Prism's analysis.
What really sets it apart is how it requires zero setup - no complex event tracking or manual tagging. We literally just added the script and started getting insights. Yesterday, it flagged a JavaScript error that was causing intermittent button failures on Safari - complete with the exact user steps to reproduce the issue.
Pro tip: Use their "pattern recognition" feature to group similar user behaviors. We discovered an unexpected way users were navigating our dashboard that actually made more sense than our intended flow. The 500 free sessions they're offering is plenty to see the value.
For any dev team struggling to understand user friction points or wanting to be more proactive about UX issues, this is a game-changer. Would love to hear how other teams are using the insights - particularly interested in how others are integrating this into their development workflow.
This is really an amazing job. Congrats on the launch
This is exactly what every developer needs but rarely has time for—signal without setup.
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@supa_l exactly -- set it and forget it.
This is the future.