User sessions

Can I see individual user journeys without video recording? Yes. The Sessions page shows every user's full event timeline across all their sessions, plus an interactive journey map graph - no screenshots, no video, just the path they actually took through your app.

The Sessions page lists every user who has sent at least one event, with their full timeline and journey map.


Session list

The list shows users ordered by their most recent event. For each user you can see:

  • Anonymous ID
  • Platform, OS version, and device
  • Location (country / city)
  • Session count and milestone count
  • Last seen timestamp

Filtering

Filter by platform (iOS, Android, Web) and date range. The list supports cursor-based pagination - click Load more to fetch the next page.


Session timeline

Click any user to expand their session timeline. The timeline shows every event in chronological order across all their sessions.

Multiple sessions are shown separated by a gap indicator showing how long the user was away between sessions.

Each session header shows:

  • Session number
  • Date and duration
  • Milestone count and screen count

Within each session, milestone events appear with brand-coloured dots. Screen navigation events appear with smaller outline dots.


Journey map

Switch to the Journey Map tab to see the same session as a node graph. Each screen and milestone is a node; edges show the transitions between them.

  • Milestone nodes - indigo background, show the funnel step name
  • Screen nodes - white background, show the screen/route name
  • Back-edges - amber dashed lines with a count pill, showing how many times the user navigated back to a previous screen

Use the playback bar at the bottom to step through the session at 0.5×, 1×, or 2× speed.


Privacy

Users are identified only by their anonymous ID - a random string, not an email or name. No PII is ever collected or stored.

No video, screenshot, or input content is ever recorded. OnRamp captures only event names, timestamps, and the properties you explicitly attach.