Flowsery is a Gdańsk-built analytics tool that has AI sit through your session replays and hand you the bugs worth fixing

Session replay has a dirty secret: almost nobody watches the recordings. Teams install it, collect thousands of sessions, and look at five when something breaks. Flowsery's pitch is to hand that job to AI. It records full DOM playback, then flags rage clicks, dead clicks, JavaScript errors and drop-off points, ranks them by how many users they affect, and links you straight to the moment in the replay.

It goes a step further than most. Tag Flowsery on an issue and, the site says, it can open a draft pull request in your GitHub repo with a proposed fix, which a human still has to review and merge. That is aimed squarely at product and engineering teams rather than marketers.

Where marketing fits in

Underneath the replay there is a full analytics layer: cookie-free tracking, a real-time dashboard, funnels, goals, custom events and revenue attribution across channels, campaigns, referrers and landing pages. For a growth team, seeing that paid traffic from one campaign converts badly and then watching exactly where those visitors got stuck is a genuinely useful loop.

Who will love it

SaaS product, growth and engineering teams sitting on thousands of recordings nobody has time to watch. Flowsery turns that pile into a ranked to-do list, links each problem to the exact moment in the replay, and lines it up against which channels and campaigns bring in revenue. It is built by Taras Shynkarenko, a software engineer in Gdańsk, whose about page is refreshingly candid about who is behind the product. Two flat tiers with monthly allowances keep the maths simple, and the 14-day trial needs no card, so you can point it at real traffic and see what it finds.

Clever, focused and genuinely useful: replay that finally gets watched, by an AI that reports back with priorities.

The verdict