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Trace UX

Launching today

Self-hosted session replay that keeps your data yours.

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Self-hosted session replay that keeps your data yours.

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TraceUX is a lightweight, open-source alternative to hosted session replay tools. It runs on your own server as a single Go binary with SQLite, records DOM event streams instead of video, and lets you understand real user behavior. The launch includes a live demo that records and shares your visit to the landing page. Also includes: - Full multi-page session replay - Privacy-first input masking and blocking - Docker and single-binary deployment

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Launch tags:Open Source•Analytics•Developer Tools

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Hey 👋 I built TraceUX because teams shouldn’t have to send sensitive visitor behavior to a third-party cloud just to understand how people use their websites. TraceUX is an open-source, self-hosted session replay platform with privacy-first defaults, built-in feedback, multi-page recordings, input masking, and shareable replays. You can try the live demo here: https://trace-ux.builtbyfrank.dev/ Visit the landing page, click Watch my visit, and see your own session captured and replayed. I’d love to hear from founders, developers, and privacy-conscious teams: what would make TraceUX useful in your stack?

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TraceUX Roadmap

Session recording is working today. Console logs are currently being added and will be linked directly to each recording, so developers can understand both what users experienced and what the browser reported.

Next, we plan to add backend traces and correlate them with frontend sessions. That should make it easier to determine whether an issue comes from the frontend, backend, or the interaction between them.

The long-term goal is a single timeline containing the UX, frontend events, logs, and backend activity needed to understand and reproduce bugs.

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