When something breaks in production, Multiplayer.app hands your AI coding tool a complete recording of what went wrong. Frontend screens. Backend traces. Logs. Metrics. Every request and response. It generates a fix automatically. They call this AI-ready debugging—you get a pull request in minutes instead of hours spent playing detective.
Recording works three ways: on-demand when you spot an issue, continuously for everything, or conditionally based on rules you set. Install through a browser extension. Use an in-app widget. Or integrate their SDK. Traditional session replay tools only show what happened on screen. Multiplayer.app captures the full stack with zero sampling. Every click gets correlated with backend activity (automatically).
The AI debugging agent fixes bugs autonomously. You can also feed recordings into your preferred AI coding tools—everything's already packaged with complete context. Support teams share annotated recordings with sketches instead of vague bug reports.
The free plan includes 100 recordings. One user only. Pro starts at $25 monthly (1,000 recordings, up to 10 users). Teams costs $250 monthly. Enterprise pricing is custom.
You'll need to decide if capturing everything is worth the setup effort. The notebooks feature and MCP server suggest Multiplayer.app wants to be your central debugging workspace. Does it replace your existing tools or just add another dashboard? That depends on how often you're drowning in scattered logs and metrics.
