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Records user interaction telemetry and saves as JSONL. Tracepipe.AI Recorder is a lightweight session recording tool built for UX researchers, QA engineers, and product teams who need high-fidelity interaction data from real browser workflows. What it does: Start a labeled recording session directly from the extension popup. While recording, Tracepipe captures the meaningful interactions on the page: clicks, keyboard input, form entry, scrolling, and timed screenshots with cursor position, along with page URLs, titles, and your session description. When you're done, stop the session and either save it as a single JSONL file to your Downloads folder, or sign in and upload it straight to your Tracepipe account for analysis. Key features: - One-click recording with a custom session description - Captures interaction events and screenshots with cursor position - Exports sessions as structured JSONL (one event per line) - Optional direct upload to your Tracepipe account, with a token cost estimate shown before you commit - Automatically continues recording across page navigation, new tabs, and windows - Compact popup that stays out of your way during sessions Who it's for: Teams using Tracepipe.AI to analyze browsey studies, or reproduce and document reported issues. Privacy: Recording only happens after you click Stanever records in the background. Sign-in isoptional and uses your organization's Tracepipe account; the extension does not access your Google account. Recorded sessions are stored locally on your deviceTracepipe if you explicitly choose to upload them. Download File never contacts any server. Full details: https://tracepipe.ai/docs/privacy
Aug 18, 2026
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