Real User Monitoring

Ensure smooth user experiences with frontend insights. Monitor errors and performance from browser to backend, all while keeping user data private.

  • Unified full-stack observability

    Bring user experience data into the same platform as metrics, logs, & traces from backend services, for a seamless, end-to-end view.

  • Rapid frontend issue resolution

    Enable immediate visibility into frontend errors, user interactions, and performance bottlenecks, reducing debugging time and resolving faster.

  • Secure, privacy-first deployment

    Get frontend observability without sending sensitive user data to a third-party, ensuring compliance, security, & full control over your data.

The only byoc frontend monitoring solution

  • Keep sensitive user data, such as page URLs and user IDs, 
safe and secured inside your four walls.
  • Remove all costs associated with streaming & storing data 
with third-party providers.
  • Ensure compliance with the stringiest data privacy rules and regulations.

Faster debugging and issue resolution

  • See the real experience behind any trace: open the matching session in one click and watch it replay, instead of guessing at what the user hit.
  • Move in either direction without losing your place, from a session down to the backend trace that caused it, or from a backend anomaly up to the user who triggered it.
  • Resolve issues faster with every click, request, and error automatically linked across logs, traces, and sessions, so the whole story sits in one place.

Real-time performance insights and
session replays

  • Know exactly how your app feels to real users by tracking Core Web Vitals like load time, responsiveness, and visual stability across every browser, device, and region.
  • Pinpoint user-specific slowdowns by browser, device, and region before users start reporting them.
  • Set monitors on any performance metric so you get alerted the moment something degrades.

Investigate any session, down to the
last click

  • Give every engineer and product manager a complete view of what users did, what broke, and why, without digging through logs.
  • Spend your time on the sessions that matter, with triage that surfaces the user, device, browser, and duration up front and search that understands user properties and session metadata, so the right session is one click away.
  • Land on the exact moment it broke: follow the journey, then jump from any event straight into the replay, with the system telemetry lined up beside it and context like URLs and stack traces right there.
  • Make every session view your own, so each team sees only the signals it cares about.

The first rum solution that keeps all your user data 100% in-house

  • groundcover’s BYOC architecture keeps all your data within your environment
  • Easier to comply with data privacy regulations such as GDPR, DPA, and CCPA
  • Eliminate costs related to streaming of frontend data to third-party providers

Real User Monitoring FAQs

Everything you need to know about groundcover Real User Monitoring

Real-User Monitoring requires a groundcover inCloud setup. It is therefore only available to our Enterprise customers. Check out our pricing page for more information.

One of the biggest advantages of using groundcover for RUM is keeping sensitive user data in-house. Real User Monitoring data is often rich with user details - page URLs, user IDs or emails, behavior patterns, maybe even form inputs. SaaS monitoring tools require, by definition, that all that data gets sent to a third-party cloud. However, groundcover’s BYOC architecture means we run in your environment, so your RUM data - just like all other backend data such as logs, traces, and metrics - never leaves your infrastructure.

We built a custom JavaScript SDK specifically for capturing frontend data. You simply add it to your web app, and it will automatically instrument the app to collect all relevant events and metrics. Once collected in the browser, RUM data is sent to your groundcover BYOC backend where it flows into the existing observability data pipeline, feeding it into the same storage and analysis systems that already hold your logs, traces, and metrics.

In short, adding frontend observability means you’re no longer flying blind on the client side. You have concrete data on what users see and do. This bridges the traditional gap between frontend developers, DevOps engineers, and SREs – everyone gets a shared view of the entire stack, client to server. When an incident occurs, you can now answer “was it the frontend or the backend?” with confidence and solve problems faster.

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