Debugging a single customer
A customer emails: "your checkout didn’t work". Filter sessions on path = /checkout, country = SE, browser = Safari. Find the session, see the whole timeline, understand exactly what happened.
Sessions
Browse every visit, not just totals.
Sessions in plain view, not aggregated statistics. Filter by path, country or browser. Expand a row for the full timeline with timestamps. Cursor-paginated "Load more" so even sites with millions of sessions across 365 days work fast.
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Sessions · last 7 days · 100 of 1,247
Chrome·Desktop·14:23
/products/ice-cream
4 pages
2m 14s
Safari·Mobile·14:18
/blog/imy-ga4-2026
2 pages
47s
Edge·Desktop·14:11
/pricing
7 pages
5m 03s
Chrome·Mobile·14:05
/signup
3 pages
1m 32s
Click a row for the full timeline. Load 100 more with one button.
Straight from the Spårlös dashboard.
Who uses this?
Three concrete scenarios from real customers. No generic "for marketers" filler.
Conversion analysis
Which sessions led to a purchase? Filter on path contains = "/thank-you". See which route those visitors took. Which landing? Which intermediate pages? Build a case to replicate the pattern.
Onboarding debug
Users frustrated during onboarding? Filter on path contains = "/onboarding". See where they dropped off. Build a funnel from the pattern.
How it works
01
We group pageviews into sessions
Pageviews from the same anonymous visitor within 30 minutes = one session. Server-derived, cookie-free. Sessions cannot be linked across days (the visitor hash rotates daily).
02
Filters trigger SQL
Path contains, country and browser are filtered directly in the database query, not in the browser. The result is 100 sessions per batch, sorted by most recently active first.
03
Cursor-paginated "Load more"
Click for the next 100. We seek directly into the time index without re-scanning old results. Just as fast at batch 1 as batch 50, even for sites with millions of sessions.
What you get
- Filters: path contains, country (ISO-2), browser
- Date-range picker for history (limited by your plan’s history window)
- 100 sessions per batch (200 on Pro/Custom)
- Included on every plan, the free plan browses the last 7 days
- Cursor pagination (O(log n), scales to millions of sessions)
- Inline expand to full timeline with HH:MM:SS clock
- Shareable URL per session for team discussion
- 404 events show in the timeline with a red pill
You own 100% of your data.
No Google, no AdTech, no retargeting pixels, no "business partners" making money off your visitors in the background. Just you and Spårlös.
No third parties watching
We have no business partners in the data path. No ad pixels, no affiliate trackers, no "analytics-on-analytics" services.
We never sell your data
Not to advertisers, not to AI models, not to marketers. Your traffic is not our revenue model. Your subscription is.
All hosted in the EU
ISO 27001-certified EU data center. Schrems II-safe. No US sub-processors. Swedish DPA included.
Frequently asked questions
Does the free plan include sessions?+
Yes, fully. Filters, inline timelines and pagination are all included on Hobby (free). The free plan browses the last 7 days. Your data is stored for 90 days, so upgrading to Starter or Pro unlocks the longer history instantly.
How deep does pagination go?+
Unlimited within the selected date range. We switched from offset to cursor pagination specifically so that sites with 365 days of heavy traffic can browse into history without exponential slowdown.
Are the sessions anonymous?+
Yes. No IP, no visitor ID that survives 24 hours, no email or other PII. The visitor hash is cookie-free (sha256 of IP + UA + site_id + daily salt). You see that a session happened and its steps, not who did it.
Can I export sessions?+
The export API was temporarily pulled and replaced with the GDPR Art. 15 form on your profile (you email us, we send you your account data within 30 days). A new API with per-user tokens is coming.
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