Capture. Replay. Ask AI what broke.

DevTools shows what's happening. webQsee gives you a copy.

Chrome DevTools is great for live inspection, but the moment you reload the tab or close the panel, the evidence is gone. webQsee turns ephemeral browser activity into permanent, shareable artefacts, searchable, filterable, exportable, replayable.

• Selective export. Pick exactly the requests, console messages or WebSocket frames you want to share, instead of handing over the whole trace.
• Session replay. Re-watch the visual flow alongside the underlying traffic. Skip the "can you reproduce?" loop.
• Rule-based error detection. Codify what a 5xx with this stack trace means once, surface it for everyone forever.
• Two cloud modes. Start free on webQsee-provided S3 (7-day trial); upgrade to bring your own bucket on Amazon S3 or min.io with full data residency control.
• Imports too, not just exports. Drop in a .har from DevTools, Charles or Postman, or a colleague's webQsee capture, and analyze it as if you had recorded it.

Ask the recording what went wrong.

A recording already holds the video, the traffic, the console output and the state of every event. Point a model at it and ask in your own words. Every finding comes back with evidence chips that jump to the analyzer rows it rests on, so you can check the answer in two seconds instead of trusting it.

• Quick analysis. A budgeted excerpt goes to a model and comes back as an answer, and it includes what you did on the page: clicks, typing, scrolling and the page's reaction. One call, an answer while you are still looking at the recording, and a coverage box that says what was left out.
• Deep Inspection. An agent on your own machine reads the whole recording, searches response bodies, pulls video frames, and with a project mapped it reads the code behind the behaviour. Allow it to change code for a run, and it writes the fix into your project for you to review.
• Nothing to configure, or nothing in the middle. webQsee AI answers without a key or an endpoint. Prefer your own model or agent, and the recording goes straight there instead: point it at a model on your machine and it never leaves the device.
• Ten to start with on the free plan with your own model, and five hosted ones beside them that need no key at all. Both are given once rather than every month. Sixty a month on Pro, plus twenty hosted. No per-analysis fee either way: your plan sets how many.

Local-first. EU backend. You pick where captures live.

• Captures live in your browser's IndexedDB until you choose to upload, share or analyze them, and you confirm before anything leaves the device.
• Cloud Gallery is either webQsee-provided storage (you pick the AWS region, the recorded data is encrypted in your browser before upload) or your S3 bucket, which webQsee cannot reach.
• webQsee AI sends an excerpt, masked by default, through our backend to a model inside the EU, and neither keeps it. BYO AI and Deep Inspection never pass through webQsee.
• webQsee's account and metadata backend runs in the European Union, on servers in Germany.
• Encrypted in your browser (9.3): events, bodies, cookies, the user journey and saved AI analyses are encrypted with AES-256 before an upload to webQsee's storage. Videos and screenshots stay viewable.
• Every confirmation you give before data leaves the device is recorded with the exact text you were shown.