Session Intelligence is most useful when it helps you make one real decision.
Start with the customer’s words, find the repeated pattern, then decide what deserves attention.
Try saying
“Find the repeated problem in these signals and show me the quotes that support it.”
Bring the signal
Connect a source or paste a sample.
Find the pattern
Group the words people keep repeating.
Make it useful
Turn the pattern into a question or opportunity.
Session Intelligence
What this is for
See the actual moment users struggle instead of inferring friction from aggregate dashboards alone.
When this helps
- Session recordings are too numerous to review manually.
- The same bug appears as many duplicate reports.
- Engineering receives a symptom without the affected users or visual context.
How it works
Specky reviews connected replay, error, and interaction signals, groups repeated friction into issues, and attaches instances, affected users, and screenshots where available. The result is a prioritized issue rather than a pile of sessions.
Before you start
- A PostHog, Sentry, Pendo, or supported session source.
- A time range or product area.
- Optional impact criteria such as rage clicks, errors, or affected users.
What you should see
- Clustered session issues with instance counts.
- Evidence of the visual or interaction failure.
- A route to a ticket, opportunity, and customer follow-up.
Try it now
- Connect the source in Integrations and wait for the first sync.
- Open Session Issues and sort by affected users or severity.
- Open one issue to inspect representative sessions and screenshots.
- Create or link a ticket, then mark the issue fixed and verify the next sync.
A real example
Forty-eight users abandon checkout after the promo code field disappears on mobile. Session Intelligence groups the sessions into one issue, gives engineering the screenshot and instances, and prevents forty-eight duplicate tickets.
Your next move
Follow Set up session intelligence with PostHog for the full workflow.
Ready to apply this?
Start with your own product and keep the first read grounded. You can create an account after you see the result.