Most teams don't realize when they break the UX
Not because they're careless but because the signals are subtle.
After a release:
- ◆Users hesitate where they didn't before
- ⟡Flows take longer to complete
- ◎Power users stumble in familiar places
- ⊕Support questions rise without a clear cause
Dashboards still look fine.
Session replays are overwhelming.
Everyone has a different theory.
By the time the issue is obvious, the damage is already done.
Every UI change affects user behavior, even small ones.
Those changes show up as:
- ◆Hesitation
- ◆Retries
- ◆Backtracking
- ◆Abandoned steps
- ◆Broken muscle memory
The evidence already exists in your session data.
What's missing is an automated way to compare before vs after and clearly answer:
“Did this release change how users behave, and does it matter?”
A UX behavior change detection agent for every release.
For each release, it:
As soon as there's been enough sessions, ~30, you get a detailed, actionable Release Impact Report.
No guesswork. No replay rabbit holes. No waiting weeks to be sure.
Setup takes minutes, not weeks
UXSense uses AI to do what humans can't at scale: compare thousands of sessions and explain what changed.
Connects to your session replay data
Works with PostHog or the lightweight UXSense replay snippet. Uses the session replay data you already have or captures it directly.
Compares behavior before and after each release
AI analyzes thousands of sessions to detect meaningful UX behavior changes between release windows.
Delivers a Release Impact Report automatically
As soon as enough sessions have been captured, a concise, actionable summary explaining what changed, who was affected, and whether it matters.
Works alongside your existing product analytics stack.
A concise, actionable report for every release
Each Release Impact Report answers:
- ◆What changed in user behavior
- ◆Which user groups were affected
- ◆Where friction increased or decreased
- ◆Whether the change was likely intentional
- ◆How confident the system is, and why
Not raw data.
Clear decisions.
When UXSense detects a significant UX issue, you can:
- →Review example sessions automatically surfaced
- →Compare new users vs experienced users
- →Inspect edge cases without replay hunting
No fishing expeditions.
Only investigation when there's signal.
UXSense is for teams who:
- ◆Ship UI changes regularly
- ◆Care deeply about UX quality
- ◆Already use session replay tools
- ◆Want fast, evidence-backed answers after shipping
It's not built for teams shipping rarely or relying only on top-line metrics.
Easy to try, easy to grow with
UXSense is designed to be easy to try, easy to expense, and easy to grow with.
First Release
Free
- ◆Your first release analysis is on us
- ◆No credit card
- ◆No setup commitment
Starter
Designed for a single product team or design lead.
paid annually
- ◆Up to 5 Release Impact Reports / month
- ◆1 product
- ◆Core UX behavior change detection
- ◆Slack alerts
Designed to be "expense it without asking." Try it for a sprint. Cancel if it doesn't prove value.
Team
Built for cross-functional product and design teams.
paid annually
- ◆Up to 7 Release Impact Reports / product / month
- ◆Up to 3 products
- ◆Priority alerts
- ◆Basic integrations
Well under discretionary budget thresholds. Easy annual commitment once value is proven.
Growth
Designed for teams scaling UX quality across products and orgs.
paid annually
- ◆Unlimited Release Impact Reports
- ◆Unlimited products
- ◆Advanced segmentation
- ◆Full integration suite
- ◆Dedicated support
For teams shipping frequently and relying on UXSense as part of their release process.
Enterprise
For organizations with formal procurement needs.
- ◆SSO and security reviews
- ◆SLAs
- ◆Account management
No per-seat pricing. Pricing scales with usage and impact, not headcount.
Each Release Impact Report analyzes all relevant user behavior, regardless of session volume.
UXSense is currently in early access
If you want to:
- ◆Catch UX issues before users complain
- ◆Stop arguing over anecdotes
- ◆Understand the real UX impact of your releases