Question 1

What is Recapt?

Accepted Answer

Recapt watches every user session, finds the friction that causes drop-off, and delivers ranked fixes you can ship as PRs, through your IDE, or from the dashboard. It replaces dashboard-watching with applied improvements.

Question 2

How does Recapt work?

Accepted Answer

A lightweight script captures sessions, clicks, errors, and intent signals. Recapt's AI clusters those signals into concrete issues like bugs, dead ends, confusion, and drop-off, then ranks them by user and revenue impact. Each issue becomes a fix proposal you can ship as an automated PR, apply through your IDE via MCP, or review in the dashboard.

Question 3

How is Recapt different from PostHog, Hotjar, FullStory, and LogRocket?

Accepted Answer

PostHog, Hotjar, FullStory, and LogRocket give you dashboards, funnels, and replays. You still have to watch sessions, write SQL, and decide what to fix. Recapt watches sessions for you, tells you what's broken in plain language, and delivers the fix as code. It replaces analytics-watching with applied fixes.

Question 4

How is Recapt different from generic analytics tools?

Accepted Answer

Generic analytics tell you what users did. Recapt tells you what to change next, with the diff. It connects behavior, intent, and code context into one signal, then delivers a fix you can ship. Instead of a chart a human has to interpret, you get ranked issues with code ready to merge.

Question 5

Who is Recapt for?

Accepted Answer

Developers who want bug and regression signal without writing custom instrumentation. Product teams who want a roadmap based on real behavior. Founders who can't watch every session. Ecommerce and growth teams who need to find and fix conversion leaks. Support teams who need to see exactly what a user hit before they filed a ticket.

Question 6

What is the Behavioral AI?

Accepted Answer

It's Recapt's understanding of your product: pages, components, flows, events, and the way real users move through them. The AI reasons about a session in product context instead of as raw clickstream. That's why Recapt's fix proposals are specific and actionable, not generic suggestions.

Question 7

How do I get the fixes?

Accepted Answer

Three ways. MCP Mode delivers fixes to your IDE (Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP-compatible editor). In-house Runs generate automated PRs you review and merge on GitHub or GitLab. The dashboard lets you browse ranked issues and copy fixes manually. Use whichever workflow fits your team.

Question 8

How long does setup take?

Accepted Answer

About 2 minutes. Add a script tag to your site, and Recapt starts recording sessions immediately. No custom instrumentation, no event mapping, no SDK configuration. The free tier includes 500 sessions per month with no credit card required.

Question 9

What outcomes do teams see?

Accepted Answer

Teams typically find their first actionable friction point within 24 hours of setup. Common outcomes include higher activation and conversion from fixing real friction, fewer regressions slipping into production, and dramatically less time spent watching session replays. Every user visit feeds back into the next round of fixes.

A product story, told in one continuous loop.

Software is getting easier to build.

You can launch in hours.

But improving it is still hard.

Signals pile up faster than anyone can read them.

LLMs don't see what users actually experience.

That's the layer that's missing.

Recapt sees, understands, and ships the fix.

Turn friction into shipped fixes.

Session replay that finds the fix, not just the problem.

Recapt vs PostHog, Hotjar, FullStory, and LogRocket.

Built for the people who ship and own the product.

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