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All data captured

Multiplayer session recordings are full stack by default. After following all the configuration steps you can expect the following data to automatically correlated per session.

Frontend data​

  • User clicks + inputs
  • Page navigations + loads
  • Session metadata
    • Browser information
    • OS information
    • Device type
    • Screen size
    • Pixel ratio
    • Cookies
    • Harware concurrency
    • Package version
  • DOM events
  • Console messages (message + stack trace)
  • Network requests
  • HTML source code

ℹ️ For a detailed overview guide, please refer to: How Multiplayer records and replays user interactions and data. Please note that Multiplayer is built with privacy in mind and, by default, all user inputs are masked.

Backend data​

  • Backend errors
  • Correlated distributed traces per session, with no sampling
  • Request / response content per session, including from inside the system components (e.g. going from one service to another)
  • Header content per session, including from inside the system components (e.g. going from one service to another)

ℹ️ For a detailed overview guide, please refer to: How Multiplayer backend tracing works

🔑 Pro tip: Multiplayer is backend agnostic and supports OpenTelemetry: you can seamlessly integrated it with whichever observability stack you already use.

Additional context​

Next steps​

👀 If this is the first time you’ve heard about us, you may want to see full stack session recordings in action. You can do that in our free sandbox: sandbox.multiplayer.app

🚀 If you’re ready to trial Multiplayer, the fastest way to get started is to install our browser extension from the Chrome Web Store (Chrome, Firefox, and Edge supported).