OpenReplay
OpenReplay, formerly known as Asayer, is a B2B company based in Paris, Île-de-France, specializing in infrastructure solutions including session replay and analytics tools for developers.
Company Overview
OpenReplay, formerly known as Asayer, is a B2B company based in Paris, Île-de-France, France. With a team of 11 members, the company is part of the infrastructure sub-industry. OpenReplay participated in the Y-Combinator S19 batch and operates in various regions including France, Europe, and remote locations. The company is known for providing a comprehensive session replay guide and offering comparisons against other tools such as FullStory, LogRocket, PostHog, and Hotjar.
Products and Features
OpenReplay offers a session replay and analytics tool designed for developers. The product includes features like Session Replay, DevTools, Product Analytics, and Co-Browsing. The platform supports both Community and Enterprise editions, with the Community edition being free and source-available, while the Enterprise edition offers advanced security and scalability. OpenReplay also provides fine-grained privacy controls for sanitizing user data and is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant for data security and privacy.
Deployment Options
OpenReplay supports a variety of deployment options. These include self-hosted setups for those seeking full control over their data, as well as cloud deployment with both dedicated and serverless instances. Deployment guides are available for platforms like AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Digital Ocean, Scaleway, Ubuntu, OVHcloud, and Kubernetes. The cloud options include dedicated instances billed hourly and serverless solutions suitable for low or variable traffic.
Integration and Compliance
OpenReplay provides integration support with various platforms and tools, ensuring seamless operation within diverse tech environments. The platform allows for auditing of its codebase and the building of custom plugins and services. OpenReplay prioritizes compliance-friendly deployment to avoid the need for unwanted third-party processors and offers a range of privacy controls to safeguard user data. The platform is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, underscoring its commitment to data security and privacy.
Resources and Community
OpenReplay features a blog offering valuable resources for frontend developers, along with deployment guides and other technical documentation. The company also hosts a podcast focusing on JavaScript and related technologies. OpenReplay's codebase is accessible on GitHub, allowing the community to audit, contribute, and build new integrations.