Tracepin Replay
Production replay for API teams

Turn a failed request into a local repro in 90 seconds.

Tracepin captures the headers, dependency calls, feature flags, and sanitized payload shape behind one production failure, then gives your team a deterministic replay bundle.

Install the replay CLI
$npx tracepin replay --from incident_8A31 --redact-secrets
✓ SOC 2 evidence export✓ PII redaction rules✓ OpenTelemetry native
Incident replay workbench
Connected to prod-us-east

Dependency mismatch

Replay found a stale tax quote from Stripe Tax mock. Update fixture tax_quote_042.json or pin the incident bundle.

Built around the debugging path senior engineers already take.

No screen recordings, no giant session dumps. Tracepin keeps each incident bundle small enough to audit and complete enough to reproduce the failure without production access.

Capture the failing edge

Select one trace, lock dependency responses, and store only the fields your redaction policy allows.

Replay beside your code

Run the same request against localhost, CI preview, or a branch deploy with headers and flags intact.

Ship the proof

Attach replay results, fixture diffs, and compliance-safe metadata to the pull request.

Specific enough for incident response. Quiet enough for daily use.

The product page exposes the controls teams care about: redaction, fixture scope, dependency status, and exact replay output.

Replay bundle contents
ArtifactStoredStatus
Request body schemaShape plus allowed valuesReady
Auth headersHashed identity onlyRedacted
Stripe Tax responsePinned fixtureMismatch
LaunchDarkly flagsIncident snapshot2 expired

Start with one service. Expand when the incident volume proves it.

Simple deployment: OpenTelemetry collector plugin, replay CLI, and a hosted bundle vault. No new tracing vendor required.

Team

$240 /mo

For backend teams debugging customer-facing APIs.

  • 5 services
  • 200 replay bundles
  • 30-day retention
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Replay the bug before the standup.

Paste an incident ID, capture a bundle, and hand the next engineer a failure they can run.

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