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Understand your users beyond the numbers
Human Behavior uses vision models to watch all user web sessions so you know exactly how users use every part of your product.
Human Behavior is an AI-native product analytics platform that watches user sessions with AI to surface behavioral insights about why users leave, pay, or stay. It emphasizes autonomous agents that instrument, map, and test the product, integrating with existing data sources and offering a 14-day free trial and tiered pricing.
The product auto-instruments the entire product with no code changes, indexes every page, component, and user flow, and uses autonomous browser agents to navigate and validate user flows in the live product. It connects to databases, CRMs, error tracking, and analytics tools, pulling context from platforms like PostHog, Sentry, HubSpot, Attio, Intercom, and more. It provides session replays analyzed by AI to surface insights, heatmaps, and DOM activity, and offers plan-based analytics (Starter, Pro, Enterprise) with a 14-day free trial and a sign-up flow for execution.
Who itβs for: Product teams, growth and analytics leaders, and startups seeking AI-driven product analytics and autonomous testing to understand user behavior and improve retention, activation, and conversion.
Funded with a $5M raise from Y Combinator, Vercel, and General Catalyst; featured in TechCrunch; active pricing pages, signup/demo CTAs, and ongoing product resources.
building ai to watch session replays // prev stanford cs, founders fund, ubicloud (yc w24)
We have an AI that watches real user sessions to give you the "why" behind analytics numbers.
Human Behavior builds an AI that watches all user session replays to extract behavior patterns and explain why analytics numbers change, aiming to help product teams at high-growth startups understand retention and revenue without manual event tracking.
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