Probie and Flowsery

What Flowsery does

Flowsery watches user sessions for frustration signals such as rage clicks and uses AI to explain what went wrong. Details of its fix workflow are in its public materials; this page describes only what those materials state.

• Session monitoring for frustration signals such as rage clicks and dead clicks.
• AI explanations of what users struggled with.
• Pricing on their pricing page.

Source: https://flowsery.com/

What Probie does

• Passive session capture on web, Expo, and Swift: rage clicks, dead clicks, stuck loading, form friction, JavaScript and fetch errors.
• Groups sessions that hit the same problem into one issue with the evidence attached.
• Opens a pull request with a regression test for a person on your team to review.
• Keeps a behavior baseline per route and flags the route if the friction returns after the merge.
• Inspects any public website for free, without an account.

Side by side

Starting signal

Flowsery. Frustration signals in user sessions.Probie. Frustration signals in user sessions, plus JavaScript and fetch errors and form friction.

Output

Flowsery. AI explanations for your team; see their materials for anything beyond that.Probie. A pull request with a regression test, ready for your team to review.

Platforms

Flowsery. Web; see their documentation for the current list.Probie. Web via script tag, Expo and React Native, Swift for macOS and iOS.

Free option

Flowsery. See their pricing page.Probie. Website inspection of any public website is free, without an account.

Pricing

Flowsery. See their pricing page.Probie. The fix pipeline is in design-partner access, priced per team.

When each fits better

Pick Flowsery when You want frustration signals explained and your team will write the fixes.

Pick Probie when You want the fix written and opened as a pull request, and you also ship Expo or Swift apps.