Website journey monitoring without code

Recorded by clicking, not coding

You walk through the site once in the recorder: cart, quote, login, booking. Pathly keeps the steps and replays them on its own. No Playwright to write, though a Playwright export is available if you want one.

Proof, not suspicion

When a step fails, the alert carries the step name, its timing and a screenshot of the screen as it was. On Pro and Business, a video of the journey completes the screenshot. That is what you forward to a client or a supplier without having to argue.

Logged-in journeys too

A client area, a back-office, a quote behind authentication: Flow credentials are encrypted at rest and never resurface in logs or screenshots. That is the difference with a public-page audit, which stops at the door.

Put it where the money is

A journey spins up a full browser, so it is counted in runs rather than seconds. Keep it for the routes that make the money — order, pay, request a quote, log in. For the rest of the portfolio, the watch is enough and costs one request.

Availability probe and browser journey

FAQ

Do I need to write code?

No. The journey is recorded by browsing, the way you would show the site to a colleague. A Playwright export exists for teams who want to take over, it is never required.

How often is a journey replayed?

At the cadence you choose, within your plan's run budget. A run spins up a full browser: one relevant journey replayed often beats ten journeys replayed rarely.

Will the journey place a real order?

You decide where it stops. Most Flow checks reach the payment screen without confirming it, which is enough to prove the funnel holds. Nothing is submitted that you did not record yourself.

Product proof

What you show the client