Set a password on a Google account
If you signed up with Google, Settings > Security now lets you add a password so you can also sign in with email.
Every feature, improvement and fix we shipped, grouped by month and by part of the product.
146 updates over 8 months
2026
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Accounts created with Google can now add a password, and AI analysis of long recordings is more reliable.
If you signed up with Google, Settings > Security now lets you add a password so you can also sign in with email.
Long recordings are analyzed without failing, and a failed check no longer leaves a session in error or attaches it to the wrong issue
A scheduled downgrade no longer takes an extra payment when it starts
Preferences such as week start apply right away and stay after a refresh
Google sign-in now finishes for non-Gmail addresses that need email verification
Members who switch to an organization they were invited to get that organization's plan
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7 improved
10 fixed
Flowsery can now open tickets and pull requests for new issues by itself and keep analyzing new PostHog and Amplitude sessions. Workspaces get four roles.
Each website can open Linear or Jira tickets and GitHub pull requests by itself for new issues above a severity you choose. All integrations now live in one Integrations tab in website settings.
Once PostHog or Amplitude is connected, Flowsery can keep checking for new sessions and analyze them automatically, or you can start a run whenever you want.
Four workspace roles control what each member can see and change. Each API key gets a role when it is created, and it can't be higher than the creator's own role.
Install the flowsery command from npm, Homebrew or a one-line script to check traffic, revenue, live visitors and AI-detected issues from your terminal, with JSON output for scripts and CI. flowsery live shows a dashboard in the terminal, and flowsery issue tail can run a command of your choice each time a new issue appears.
Issues from imported sessions link to the original replay in PostHog or Amplitude, EU workspaces included
An AI Agents tab in API settings links to the Claude connector, the Grok Bot template, the OpenClaw skill and the Flowsery CLI
Use Flowsery in n8n with the n8n-nodes-flowsery community node. It can read traffic, revenue, visitors and issues, record goals and payments, and start a workflow when a new issue is found
Deploy a read-only Flowsery MCP server to your own Cloudflare account. Your agent can read analytics and issues but can't change anything, and your API token stays on your side
The Issues page shows import status with a run or retry button, and emails you when an import ends
The All websites overview and each website card show change against the previous period
Search the goals panel, and pick goals and websites from searchable dropdowns
Visits with no referrer are credited to their utm_source instead of counting as direct
Trial users with a card on file can start their plan early from the billing page
When you sign in from Claude or another AI assistant, it can list every workspace you belong to and choose one for each request. The API has a matching workspaces endpoint
The live visitor map in the MCP server leaves out visitors' names, emails and revenue. Ask about a single visitor to see their profile
Funnels load again and follow the filters set on the dashboard
Refunds made days after a payment now come off the revenue total
New visitors no longer lose sessions, and profiles show identified visitors' email
PostHog imports and their analysis finish reliably again
Recording uploads retry after a dropped connection, so recordings no longer have missing pieces
Changing your payment method keeps your subscription active and sends a confirmation email
Logging out ends only the session on this device
An expired session now logs you out cleanly instead of showing an empty dashboard
Sign-up accepts every valid password symbol, and login opens the organization you last used
Goal names with spaces, capital letters or other symbols are converted to the accepted format, such as Sign Up to sign_up, instead of being dropped
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Send detected issues to Jira or Linear, get alerts in Slack and let Flowsery open fix pull requests on GitHub. Recordings can now be imported from Amplitude too.
Connect Jira or Linear in website settings to send any issue as a ticket with the session video attached. The issue page shows the linked ticket.
Get new issues posted to a Slack channel with their severity, affected sessions and replay link, and mention @Flowsery to ask about an issue or your traffic.
Install the Flowsery GitHub app and link a repository, and Flowsery can open a pull request that fixes an issue it found.
Connect Amplitude during onboarding or in website settings. Flowsery imports your existing recordings, shows import progress live and checks them for bugs and friction.
Filter traffic by UTM campaign, source, medium, content, term and ref
New $250/month Team plan alongside Pro, and both plans show AI sessions, fix PRs and replay retention
List and read AI-detected issues and change their status through the API. The full OpenAPI document is at /openapi.json and needs no token, so you can import it into other tools
AI assistants can connect to the Flowsery MCP server by signing in, with no API key needed
Rules can skip routes like free-tools/**, so sessions that stay on those routes are not analyzed by AI
Filters now support contains and does-not-contain, and you can filter on any value you type
The details view loads the full list of sources, UTMs, pages or locations page by page
The dashboard loads faster on high-traffic websites
The weekly report email includes goal completions, revenue and refunds compared with last week
The OpenClaw skill can list AI-detected issues, open one and change its status
Filtering by Direct/none and other values returns the right numbers again
Goal completions no longer go missing when one record in a batch is bad
Clicks on controls that did nothing are reported as issues again
Very long recordings save correctly and show their full duration
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7 improved
4 fixed
Flowsery now reviews your recordings with AI and turns friction and errors into a list of issues. It can analyze existing PostHog recordings, and you can write rules to steer it.
AI reviews your recordings and groups friction and errors into an Issues page with impact, replay clips and discussion. You can set a status on each issue.
Connect PostHog during onboarding or later. Flowsery imports your existing recordings and checks them for issues.
A Rules page and a flag button on each issue let you silence known false alarms or point the analysis at the flows you care about.
The replay timeline shows network requests and console messages next to clicks and inputs, so you can see what failed behind the scenes.
A Users page lists identified visitors, and each profile shows every recording they made
Each issue lists every recording where the problem happened
Choose what share of sessions get recorded and what share of those go to AI analysis, in the tracking script or the npm SDK
The live demo includes sample issues
The pricing page adds a custom plan with a book-a-demo button for larger sites
Send a feature request from the sidebar
Keyboard shortcuts in the replay player
Session recording is on by default, and it was switched on for existing websites
Analysis traces where errors came from, backs findings with evidence and raises fewer false alarms
Sort, filter and page through the Issues list
Website settings show the PostHog import status and let you manage or disconnect it
Plans now include AI session analyses, and your settings show how many you have used this month
Cmd/Ctrl-click and middle-click open cards and rows in a new tab
Visits from datacenter IPs count as bots again and no longer inflate visitor numbers
Fixed overlapping replay controls, crashes on some issues and cut-off issue titles
Picking or adding a website from All websites switches the dashboard to it
Plan upgrades no longer fail on subscriptions that were already charged, and retrying one no longer charges you twice
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Each website can now have its own monthly usage caps. Revenue tracking from payment providers works again, and the replay player is redesigned.
Each website's settings let you set monthly caps for events, sessions and AI analyses.
Turn on session recording from the npm SDK by setting recording: true
Pass a visitor's email when you identify them, so payments can be matched to them by email
Redesigned replay player with a scrubber, speed menu and a session switcher
Viewer and Contributor roles are enforced, so only Admins and Editors can change websites, funnels and alerts
A banner helps you finish Google sign-in when an in-app browser blocks it
The unsubscribe link in Flowsery emails opens a working page
Revenue from Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar and Shopify is attributed again, including Stripe payments made outside Checkout
Totals no longer double-count partial days for websites outside UTC
The sources donut chart shows up reliably
Recordings play back in order, with correct counts and durations
Weekly reports arrive every Sunday for every website, not every two weeks
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5 improved
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Replay what visitors did on your site and watch them live on a 3D globe.
Turn on recording for a website and replay any visitor's session, with an event timeline of page views, clicks, inputs and scrolls you can jump through.
A 3D globe shows who is on your site right now, with each visitor's location, source and current page and a feed of recent activity. It works on mobile.
The All websites page opens with a one-line summary of total visitors and revenue for the selected period
The location panel has a world map shaded by visitor count
Settings shows sessions and recordings used this month, and you get an email and a dashboard banner when you reach your limit
Live visitors on the globe show a paying customer's name and how much they have spent
API tokens are split in two: a workspace token can read every website in the workspace, and each website has its own key for sending events from your backend
The tabs you pick in each panel stay selected after a refresh
Country, state and city fields at checkout and in billing details fill in the top match when you tab away
The language saved in your settings overrides your browser language
Payments, trials and goals are credited to the right source and UTM campaign
Currency search in revenue settings works again
Breakdowns and goal counts are correct, and sessions keep their source and location when data arrives late
Changing a filter no longer shows old data for a moment
The All time range starts at your website's first recorded data
Excluded paths, IPs, hostnames and countries, including wildcards, are filtered out correctly
Session renewals no longer cause sign-outs or reload loops
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12 improved
7 fixed
Connect a Shopify store, hide probable bots and get weekly reports and goal alerts by email. A public demo lets anyone try the dashboard.
Connect a store during setup or in website settings. Flowsery adds tracking to the storefront and records Shopify orders and refunds as revenue, credited to the visitor when it can match them.
Each visit gets a bot score, and a Hide probable bots option removes them from every chart and table on the dashboard.
Each website can email a weekly traffic report and alert you when a goal is completed. Both are set up in website settings.
A demo dashboard with realistic sample data lets anyone try Flowsery before signing up.
An All websites page shows every site with a mini traffic chart
Website settings have tabs for general settings, exclusions, revenue, reports and alerts
Delete a website from its settings
Outbound link clicks are recorded so you can see where visitors leave to
Hover a source or page to see its revenue split into new payments, renewals and refunds
Invite teammates and manage their roles
Docs for script setup, custom goals, the npm SDK and every Stats API endpoint
Delete goals and payments through the API
An agent skill lets OpenClaw and other AI agents read your stats through the API
Undo a pending cancellation or restart a canceled subscription from the billing page
Custom date ranges, KPI detail popovers and a reworked visitors chart
Charts, KPIs and date ranges follow your website's timezone
Filters and the date range also apply to goals, breakdowns and journeys
More referrers are recognized, grouped into the right channel and shown with their icon
Bounce rate follows the standard industry definition
More accurate visitor locations, including behind proxies
Payments, including renewals, are credited to the right referrer, entry page and goal
See which payment providers are connected and disconnect them
Goal tables sort correctly, and completions show in the visitor timeline
Remove a funnel you no longer need
Failed renewal payments are retried over several days before a subscription is suspended
Goal alert and weekly report emails come in English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese
The dashboard no longer hangs while loading or reloads when you return to the tab
Countries no longer appear as duplicate rows
Refunds and active filters are reflected correctly in revenue numbers
Polar and Lemon Squeezy connections work, and funnel step values add up
Each conversion triggers one goal alert, not several
The install step shows the snippet for the website you just added
You can change your password even if your current one doesn't meet the current strength rules
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Flowsery launches as a web analytics app that tracks visitors, goals and payments. It shows which traffic sources bring in revenue and where visitors drop off.
Visitors, revenue, conversion rate, bounce rate and session time at the top, a chart of visitors and revenue, breakdowns by source, page, country and device, plus filters and custom date ranges.
Connect Stripe, Paddle, Shopify, Polar, Lemon Squeezy or Dodo Payments to tie each payment to the visitor and source that brought it in.
Build funnels from pages and goals in a step editor and see how many visitors drop off between steps.
New accounts are walked through adding a site, installing the tracking script and connecting a revenue provider.
A tracking script that records pageviews, custom goals and identified visitors
Session time counts only the time a visitor is actively engaged with the page
Track custom goals and open a detail view for each one
The revenue chart splits new, renewal and refunded revenue, and you choose each website's reporting currency
Browse visitors with their source, total spend and last visit, and open a profile with each visitor's page journey
See how many visitors are on your site right now
Pull stats from the REST API, and send goals and payments to it from your own server
Choose a plan on the pricing page and subscribe with online checkout
Each plan includes a monthly usage allowance, with a banner when you go over
Sign in with email or Google, and manage API tokens and account settings
Work on Flowsery started on this day. Every entry above was built since then.