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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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Big congrats on the launch, great to see another W22 company :)
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Thanks Chris 🙌
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YC W22 best! 🍻
Looks promising. I personally hate spending time on debugging so this looks like saviour. Congratulations to the team.
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Thanks Saloni! Hope it becomes your go-to tool :)
If you're still using screenshots and annotations to report bugs, then this tool is for you.
Absolutely!!
Congratulations on the launch! As a team member at rrweb, it's really heartwarming to see our work recognized in this launch. This product has been a great addition to rrweb community. Well done Requestly team!
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We can't thank the rrweb project enough. This is why we love open-source and also building Requestly as an open-source product. Keep up the great stuff Yun!
Great!
Amazing Product! Congratulations on the launch of Requestly Session Replays!
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Thanks Kajal :)
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Thank you Kajal!
Congratulations Team RQ for the launch 🎉 Indeed one more feature added in RQ's arsenal 🔥
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Thanks Sitaram! and also thanks for all your past contributions to Requestly :)
Very useful for reproducing issue or user activity scenarios
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Spot on! Reproducing issues with clarity is our goal. Glad you see its value! 🚀
The more detailed a bug report can be, the quicker it gets resolved. Help your developers fix bugs faster using this tool
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Absolutely! Thanks for recognizing the vision
Awesome, Sachin! Session Replays are such a great addition🔥 Also the fact that you've chosen to make it open-source speaks about your commitment to the community 👏👏
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Thanks We love open-source stuff as well So we see this as an opportunity to contribute back to the open-source community.
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