Vibe fearlessly with the Replay Chrome extension.

The Replay Chrome extension is like having a senior engineer watching over your shoulder, catching bugs, finding root causes, and telling the AI exactly how to fix them.

Debugging tools were built for engineers. You're not one. That's fine.

Most debugging tools assume you know what a network request is, or what a console log means. If you're building with Lovable, Base44, Replit, or similar, you shouldn't need to know any of that.

Replay doesn't ask you to understand the technical details. It just tells you what broke and how to fix it.

Here's what it looks like.

You built a CRM app in Lovable. In the People table, you click the three dots menu and nothing happens. No dropdown, no obvious error, just a broken interaction.

Instead of guessing, you open the Replay Chrome extension and hit Record. You reproduce the bug, stop the recording, and wait a few seconds for Replay to process it.

With Replay: you ask your agent, "When I click the three dots in the table item, nothing happens. Can you investigate?" Replay analyzes what happened behind the scenes and returns a concrete fix you can paste back into Lovable.

Lovable applies the change and the dropdown menu starts working. Fixed.

Three steps. No setup.

You don't need to install anything complicated or learn new tools.

Install the Replay Chrome Extension

It takes about 30 seconds. Just click install from the Chrome Web Store.

Go to your app, hit Record, and reproduce the bug

Just do the thing that's broken while Replay is watching. Click the button, fill out the form, whatever it is.

Read what Replay found

It tells you what went wrong and what to fix, in plain English. Copy the fix and paste it into your AI tool.

Also using Cursor or Claude Code?

Replay MCP works there too.

If you also use an IDE-based coding agent, Replay MCP connects directly to it — delivering automated root-cause analysis and a specific fix for every bug. Same recording engine, deeper integration.

Learn about Replay MCP →

Give it a try. It's free.

Install the Chrome extension and see what Replay finds.