Session replay, console logs & network waterfalls — all in one self-hosted platform. Reproduce any bug in seconds. No data leaves your servers.
No SDK to integrate. No complicated setup. Just Docker and a Chrome extension.
Add UnictiveQA to Chrome from the extension directory. Enter your self-hosted server URL to connect.
Click the extension icon on any webpage and press Record. A live indicator shows recording is active.
Stop recording and instantly get a replay URL. Share it with your team to reproduce any bug visually.
A complete observability platform built for developers who care about data sovereignty.
rrweb-powered full DOM mutation capture. Replay exact user mouse moves, clicks, scrolls, and text input — frame by frame.
Captures console.log, warn, and error calls with full stack traces. Color-coded, searchable, synced with the replay timeline.
Monkey-patches fetch & XHR to capture URLs, methods, status codes, request/response headers, and body payloads.
Your data never leaves your infrastructure. Deploy on any cloud, bare-metal, or local server using Docker Compose.
Install the Chrome extension, enter your server URL, and start recording in under 2 minutes. No SDK required.
Each session generates a unique replay URL. Share with teammates or QA teams — no login required to view.
The only session replay tool that lets you own your data completely.
| Feature | UnictiveQA | LogRocket | FullStory | Jam.dev |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-Hosted Option | ||||
| Free Tier Available | ||||
| DOM Replay (rrweb) | ||||
| Network Waterfall | ||||
| Console Log Capture | ||||
| Zero SDK Required | ||||
| Data Ownership | ||||
| GDPR Compliant (self-hosted) |
Join hundreds of teams who ship with confidence using UnictiveQA.
"UnictiveQA cut our bug reproduction time by 80%. Being able to replay exactly what the user did is a game changer for our QA workflow."
"The self-hosted option was the deal breaker for us. We handle financial data and cannot send recordings to third-party SaaS. UnictiveQA is the only tool that works."
"Setup took 10 minutes with Docker Compose. The network waterfall synced to the video replay is absolutely brilliant."