GlitchReplay launches: a unified session replay and error tracking tool for developers
GlitchReplay, a session replay and error tracking platform for developers, today announced public availability at https://glitchreplay.com. The tool unifies two categories developers usually buy separately: user session recordings, in the style of Microsoft Clarity, and error capture with full stack traces, in the style of Sentry — in a single dashboard that deduplicates issues across every project a developer owns.
The platform was built by founder Sean Conroy, who has over 25 years of experience in technology, with prior roles at Virgin America and other companies.
“A user hits a bug. They don’t report it. You find out days later from a vague support ticket,” Conroy said. “Back at Auto Anything, we got tired of this and started writing Google Cloud Functions we could post errors to, just so we could capture and troubleshoot them. We experimented with a lot of tools. But in the end we were always cobbling things together to get the full picture of what was happening when users ran into problems they may or may not have reported.”
“A lot of new tools have launched since then. I wasn’t totally satisfied with the options. So I built GlitchReplay.”
Before public launch, GlitchReplay has been running in production on sites in Conroy’s portfolio, including Alert24.net and Superpowerresume.com, capturing real user sessions and errors at scale.
WHAT IT DOES
– Records user sessions and replays them alongside the captured error and stack trace, so developers can watch exactly what the user did before something broke.- Deduplicates errors across every project in a single dashboard.
– Includes per-project privacy controls (strict, balanced, light, or none), so a marketing site and a sensitive application can live in the same workspace under different rules.
– Pushes any error directly into GitHub as an issue, in the correct repository, with one click.
BUILT FOR THE AI-CODING WORKFLOW
GlitchReplay includes features specifically for developers using AI coding tools like Claude Code and Cursor. A single button copies all the relevant context for an error — replay link, stack trace, browser state — formatted to paste into an AI assistant alongside a custom prompt. A webhook URL lets the AI tool report back to GlitchReplay and auto-resolve the issue once the fix has shipped.
“I have a lot of different projects going at any given time,” Conroy said. “When I find an error, I either copy the details into Claude Code, or click one button to push it into GitHub as an issue for that product. That’s the loop I wanted, and now it exists.”
AVAILABILITY
GlitchReplay is free to try at https://glitchreplay.com. Developers can install the SDK in minutes and start capturing sessions and errors across all of their projects from a single dashboard.
ABOUT GLITCHREPLAY
GlitchReplay is a developer-first session replay and error tracking platform built for teams and solo developers managing multiple projects from one dashboard. It is currently in production on sites in the founder’s portfolio, including Alert24.net and Superpowerresume.com.
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Contact Person: Sean Conroy
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Phone: (866) 903-2097
Address:2305 Historic Decautr Rd Suite 100
City: San Diego
State: CA
Country: United States
Website: https://glitchreplay.com
