Record. Replay. Resolve.
Debugging software failures takes time. It slows down development and disrupts customers.
What if you could record your program's execution as it fails and replay the recording offline (any time, anywhere) to see exactly what happened?
LiveRecorder is the leading enterprise-grade time travel debugging platform.
Record programming errors
LiveRecorder captures all non-deterministic data (down to instruction level) and recreates your application’s entire memory and the register state - on demand and with minimal overhead.
It offers root-cause diagnosis capabilities without the need for a reproducer.
LiveRecorder's core recording technology is language independent and compatible with most mainstream Linux distributions.
Replay
Debug the recording with time travel debugging
Once you have the recording artefact capturing the bug, you can view the recording to analyze execution history using UDB (LiveRecorder's replay engine).
Key features
LiveRecorder features
LiveRecorder enables developers to understand code execution and fix bugs faster - in development, test or production.
LiveRecorder Product Spec
Download datasheetHow LiveRecorder works
Record and replay program execution and quickly diagnose software failures in development/test or in production
LiveRecorder: the solution for failing tests
Accelerate the debugging and resolution of test failures by integrating LiveRecorder into your CI system.
▪️ Automate the recording of failing tests
▪️ Systematic capture of intermittent failures
▪️ Shareable recordings - no more “I couldn’t reproduce that on my machine”
▪️ Debug the recording in your IDE
▪️ Integrates with all popular build automation tools
By reducing the time-to-fix of test failures, LiveRecorder enables teams get changes into the pipeline faster, shrink their backlog of failing tests, and reduce their subsequent technical debt.
Competitor comparison
LiveRecorder vs traditional debugging
LiveRecorder is the only solution that gives you data-driven insight into what your software really did before it failed. No need for a reproducer. You have the whole movie in your hands, which you can then replay in slow motion forwards and backwards.