Real User Monitoring, reimagined

See exactly how people experience your apps, on web and mobile.

play back real user sessions with a smoother player, hour-long session support, and "skip inactivity" to reach the moments that matter. Playback runs from 1x up to 8x speed, and Skip inactivity jumps past the quiet stretches that make up most of a long session. Replay is tied to the same timeline as the rest of the session: clicking an error or a frustration click in the event list moves the replay straight to that moment.

new support for native iOS, React Native, and Expo apps, with the same insights you get on the web. Mobile apps now share the SDK's collector and the same RUM interface as your website, so a workspace can hold a website and its mobile apps side by side. Screen views, app start, crashes, and tap spans are captured on iOS and React Native the same way they already are on Android, with a guided setup for each platform.

accurately spot where users get stuck or frustrated. A rage click is three or more clicks on the same element within one second. A dead click is a click that produced no DOM change and no navigation within 500ms. An error click is a click followed by a JavaScript error within one second. All three show up as badges on the sessions list, as markers on the replay timeline, and as rows in the session's event list, so you can jump straight to the click that frustrated someone.

clearer charts and readable tables for how your pages and endpoints really perform. Performance now opens on Core Web Vitals at the 75th percentile, with a distribution view underneath that shows whether a handful of visitors had a bad time or everyone had a mediocre one. Slowest pages by impact ranks pages by total load time contributed rather than by the raw measurement alone, and an endpoints table puts latency and failure rate on the same row.

a step-by-step flow to add a new application in minutes. The Add application wizard walks through picking a platform (web, Android, or iOS) and generates a ready-to-use snippet with your key and current SDK version already filled in.

Check out the Instrumentation Guide for full setup instructions.