Tracking that repairs itself.
X-Ray installs your tracking, watches the data behind it, and repairs instrumentation that goes quiet. Every fix arrives as a pull request you approve.
The week nobody noticed.
- Mon
Someone refactors the checkout button. The purchase event stops firing with it.
- Tue
Conversions look flat. Nobody looks twice. Flat is normal on a Tuesday.
- Fri
Spend is up and revenue is not. Nothing has errored. There is nothing to alert on.
- Day 14
Someone opens the file. Two weeks of budget went against numbers that never arrived.
The fix is one line. Reaching it took a ticket, a sprint, and an engineer with other work.
It reads its own data.
When a number falls, X-Ray finds the change behind it and what fixing it takes.
It follows the click past the browser.
The click lands in a browser. The money lands on your server, hours later, in a different session. X-Ray carries the same identity across that gap, so the purchase your backend confirms still points at the ad that started it.
- 01
Ad click
The click id arrives and gets stored against the visitor.
- 02
Signup
You call identify. The anonymous visitor becomes a known one.
- 03
Purchase
Confirmed server side, with no browser in the room. It joins on the same id.
It installs itself.
Connect your repo and walk away. It reads the codebase, maps the path your customers actually take, and writes the instrumentation to match. A second agent reviews the work before you ever see it. What reaches you is a pull request.
Find out what your funnel is missing.
Point X-Ray at your repo and see what it would open a pull request to fix.