Multiplayer

What is Multiplayer?

Multiplayer is a development tool designed for engineering teams that captures comprehensive session recordings across the entire technology stack. It records user interactions, frontend state, backend traces, API requests, and logs in a single, shareable replay. This provides developers, QA, and support teams with the end-to-end visibility needed to diagnose and fix bugs without manual reproduction, streamline feature development, and understand test failures more efficiently.

Key Features

• Full Stack Session Recording

  Captures a complete, replayable record of user sessions, including frontend interactions, console logs, network traffic, and backend traces.

• Flexible Recording Modes

  Offers on-demand recording via a browser extension or SDK, continuous background recording for catching intermittent bugs, and remote recording of user sessions.

• Collaborative Annotation Tools

  Allows team members to sketch, comment, and annotate directly on session replays to provide clear context for bug fixes or feature specifications.

• AI Copilot Integration

  Feeds detailed session recordings and annotations into AI coding assistants to generate accurate code, tests, and fixes with full system context.

• Effortless Bug Reporting

  Enables anyone, including non-technical users, to capture and share complete bug reports with a single click, eliminating incomplete tickets.

Use Cases

• Accelerated Bug Resolution : Developers can instantly access full-stack replays of bugs to understand the root cause without needing to reproduce the issue themselves.
• Informing Feature Development : Product managers and developers use recordings to visualize user flows and annotate requirements directly on the interface for new features.
• Streamlining QA and Testing : QA engineers can analyze failed tests by reviewing the session replay to quickly determine if the cause is a code defect or a flaky test.
• Improving Technical Support : Support teams can capture customer issues with complete context, reducing back-and-forth communication and speeding up resolution time.
• Debugging Complex Systems : Engineers working with microservices can trace issues across different services to understand cross-system interactions and dependencies.

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