A GitHub app suggests code fixes for conversion failures
Rejourney is a web and app that helps teams see where users get stuck. Some customers did not want to watch every ; they only wanted the important recordings where users failed to complete actions like signing up or buying.
Rules and filters often missed useful recordings or captured too much. Other tools such as Clarity and Posthog could summarize replay problems, but they still missed key sessions or focused too narrowly instead of showing repeated issues tied to revenue, growth, and leaks.
Rejourney built Marlin, a GitHub app that looks across many sessions for repeated failures. Marlin connects those failures with , console, network, and details, then suggests a code change for a developer to review.
Key points
- Rejourney is building a web and app and tool.
- Customers wanted only the recordings that showed important failures.
- Rules and filters either missed key recordings or captured too many sessions.
- Marlin is a GitHub app that finds repeated failures across many sessions.
- Marlin uses session, console, network, and context to suggest a code change.