Journeys monitors the flows your business depends on in a real browser. Describe an outcome in plain English, watch the AI agent learn the path, then approve and schedule it. When checkout, sign-in, onboarding, or another critical flow stops working, Journeys alerts you with a verdict, recording, screenshots, activity, and browser diagnostics—without brittle selectors or test scripts.
A server can return 200 while the product behind it is unusable. The checkout button does nothing, sign-in loops, or onboarding stalls—and a traditional uptime monitor stays green.
That’s the gap Journeys is built to close: uptime for features, not endpoints.
Describe what a customer should be able to accomplish in plain English. Journeys opens a real Chromium browser and learns the path while you watch. You can guide the first run, approve the path that worked, and then put it on a schedule.
When something breaks, Journeys gives you: - A clear pass/fail verdict with rationale - Activity, screenshots, and a session recording - Network, console, and page-error diagnostics - An alert linking directly to the evidence
One detail matters a lot to me: Journeys separates “your flow is down” from “we could not check it fairly.” A monitoring problem should never become a false outage.
Journeys is for founders, product teams, and engineers responsible for critical web flows such as signup, login, search, scheduling, and checkout—without requiring them to maintain selectors or test scripts.
You can start free with 100 credits and no card. Pay-as-you-go and monthly plans are available, and paid plans can use their own OpenAI API key.
I’d love to know: which customer journey would you put on watch first?
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A server can return 200 while the product behind it is unusable. The checkout button does nothing, sign-in loops, or onboarding stalls—and a traditional uptime monitor stays green.
That’s the gap Journeys is built to close: uptime for features, not endpoints.
Describe what a customer should be able to accomplish in plain English. Journeys opens a real Chromium browser and learns the path while you watch. You can guide the first run, approve the path that worked, and then put it on a schedule.
When something breaks, Journeys gives you:
- A clear pass/fail verdict with rationale
- Activity, screenshots, and a session recording
- Network, console, and page-error diagnostics
- An alert linking directly to the evidence
One detail matters a lot to me: Journeys separates “your flow is down” from “we could not check it fairly.” A monitoring problem should never become a false outage.
Journeys is for founders, product teams, and engineers responsible for critical web flows such as signup, login, search, scheduling, and checkout—without requiring them to maintain selectors or test scripts.
You can start free with 100 credits and no card. Pay-as-you-go and monthly plans are available, and paid plans can use their own OpenAI API key.
I’d love to know: which customer journey would you put on watch first?