See Every Click.
Measure Every Action.
Make any web application observable — no code changes needed. Capture button clicks, measure response times, and stream to Dynatrace, Datadog, and others.
How It Works
Set up a click action with a watcher in under a minute. No code required.
Pick a Button
Open the element picker and hover over any button on the page. Click it, and Browser Peek captures the CSS selector for you.
Name Your Action
Give the click action a name like "Generate Invoice". This label appears in every event so you know exactly what happened.
Add a Watcher
Tell Browser Peek what to look for after the click — a success message, a loading spinner disappearing, or a new element appearing. It measures the time automatically.
Everything You Need
Add observability to any web application — even the ones your current tools can't reach.
Zero-Code Click Monitoring
Point-and-click setup captures button interactions without touching your source code. Works on any web application.
Rich Context Extraction
Extract up to 5 context fields per action using CSS selectors. Pull text, attributes, or computed values from any DOM element.
Completion Watchers
Measure response times by watching for success indicators — elements appearing, text changing, or network requests completing.
Multi-Connector Support
Stream events to Dynatrace, Datadog, and others simultaneously. Pluggable architecture supports custom connectors.
Cross-Iframe Monitoring
Watchers work across iframe boundaries. Monitor completion states even when the target element lives in a different frame.
Point-and-Click Picker
Visual element picker generates CSS selectors automatically. Hover, click, and the selector is ready — no DevTools needed.
Cloud Action Packs
Share and sync monitoring configurations across your team. Action packs bundle click actions, context fields, and watchers.
Enterprise Licensing
Seat-based licensing with organization management, admin dashboard, and trial activations for teams of any size.
See It In Action
Watch Browser Peek capture a click event end-to-end.
Click "Pick Element" in the Browser Peek extension to activate the selector picker. Hover over any button and click — the CSS selector is captured automatically.
Built-In Connectors
Stream events to your existing observability platform.
Dynatrace
Stream click events directly to Dynatrace log ingestion. Correlate browser interactions with backend traces for full-stack observability.
Datadog
Send structured logs to Datadog with custom facets. Browser Peek events appear in Log Explorer with full context fields.
And Others
Pluggable connector architecture makes it easy to add new integrations. Build your own or use community connectors.
Simple Pricing
Start free, scale when you need to. 3-day free trial on all paid plans.
Free
Basic click tracking for individual use. Activate a 3-day trial to unlock all features — no credit card required.
- Basic click tracking
- All connectors
Team
Full power for professional teams
- Context field capture
- Completion watchers
- Cross-iframe monitoring
- Cloud action packs
- Settings export & sync
Enterprise
For organizations at scale
- Everything in Team
- Priority support
- Custom integrations
- Admin dashboard & analytics
- SLA guarantee
FAQ
Common questions about Browser Peek.
How does Browser Peek capture clicks without code changes?
Browser Peek uses a content script that listens for click events on elements matching your configured CSS selectors. You define which buttons to monitor using a visual point-and-click picker — no code modifications needed. The extension runs entirely in the browser.
Which browsers are supported?
Browser Peek supports Chrome and Microsoft Edge (all Chromium-based browsers supporting Manifest V3). Install from the Chrome Web Store or load the extension directly.
What data does Browser Peek collect?
Only the data you configure: button text, CSS selectors, page URL, correlation IDs, and your defined context fields. No personal data, cookies, or form inputs are captured. All data stays between your browser and your chosen connector (Dynatrace, Datadog, and others).
How much overhead does the extension add?
Minimal. The content script is under 3KB gzipped. Click event listeners are passive and only trigger on elements matching your selectors. There is no polling, no DOM mutations, and no performance impact on pages without configured actions.
Can I monitor clicks inside iframes?
Yes. Browser Peek supports cross-iframe monitoring for both click actions and completion watchers. The extension coordinates between frames using the Chrome messaging API, so watchers can detect completion elements even in nested iframes.
What are completion watchers?
Completion watchers measure the time between a button click and a success indicator appearing. For example, click "Submit" and watch for a "Success" toast — Browser Peek captures the duration. Watchers support CSS selectors for element appearance, text content changes, and network request completion.
How do cloud action packs work?
Action packs bundle your monitoring configuration (click actions, context fields, watchers) into shareable packages synced via the cloud. Team members can subscribe to packs and get configuration updates automatically, ensuring consistent monitoring across the team.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. The Free tier includes 3 click actions and basic monitoring at no cost. Pro features are available with a trial activation that gives you full access to evaluate all capabilities before committing.
Start Monitoring in 60 Seconds
Install the extension, pick a button, and see your first event. No code changes, no configuration files.
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