Flowsery

AI that analyzes sessions and flags issues

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AI that analyzes sessions and flags issues

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Flowsery is an AI session analysis and analytics tool. It watches user sessions and, the moment an issue happens, alerts the product team and the AI agent - with steps to reproduce, the exact recording, and context on what exactly went wrong.

This is the 2nd launch from Flowsery. View more

Flowsery AI

Launching today

AI that analyzes sessions and flags issues

Flowsery's AI session replay records every session, catches the bugs users hit, and shows your product team exactly why people churn.

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Launch tags:Analytics•SaaS•Artificial Intelligence

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ClawOffice

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Hey Hunters 👋 I'm Taras and I'm building Flowsery, an AI session analysis and analytics tool, to solve one the main issues with software right now, the decline of quality. The industry moves fast. Non-tech people are writing code, AI is responsible for more and more code being shipped, and regardless of code review and e2e tests, issues do leak on production. And traditional observability tools don’t always catch that. It shows you an error, a log without a face, but it doesn’t catch a non-obvious user experience issues at all. That’s exactly where Flowsery fits It alerts you or your agent immediately, when the issue happens, with steps to reproduce, the exact recording, and context on what exactly went wrong. And the direct impact on the bottom line, with the build-in revenue attribution.

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SuperX

congrats for the launch 👏

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10m ago

ClawOffice

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@thibaultll Thanks, Tibo 😉

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8m ago

Previous Flowsery Launches

FlowseryRevenue-first analytics with real user journeys

Launched on April 15th, 2026

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4mo ago

So I Decided to Build My Own Analytics, This Is How It Went

Hey all, this is not AI written so you can keep on reading :)

So I needed analytics for my side projects. My first instinct was to connect PostHog, and it was great, I use it to this day, however it's just too complicated for the simple analytics that I wanted: Country, Origin, some UTMs, per user attribution, entry page, pages, and revenue. Later I discovered that PostHog events are immutable, and I couldn't remove my test fake data from their analytics. In order to do so I'd need to write manual SQL filters all over the place, so I started looking for an alternative.

The first one I found was Plausible, installed it - all great, but it did not have per user attribution that I really wanted. Next pick was DataFast, I've seen it on Twitter and it looked to me like it has exactly what I needed.

So I installed DataFast, added proxy to get all the customers, and it appeared that I actually collect much more, I'm not sure whether Plausible had the proxy setup, but I remember not being able to set it up, so I kept the DataFast.

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Hey all, this is not AI written so you can keep on reading :)