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LogRocket
LogRocket is a Boston-based software company that combines session replay, product analytics, and error tracking into a single platform so product and engineering teams can see exactly what users experienced before something broke. Founded in 2016 by childhood friends Matthew Arbesfeld and Ben Edelstein, it now serves thousands of companies and has layered AI (Galileo) on top to surface user friction automatically.
Matthew Arbesfeld
Matthew Arbesfeld is the CEO and co-founder of LogRocket, the Boston-based frontend monitoring and product analytics company he built with his lifelong best friend Ben Edelstein. The two met as one-month-old infants on a parental playdate and have been building software together ever since. A Thiel Fellow who dropped out of MIT in 2015, Arbesfeld first launched a developer deployment tool called AppHub before pivoting to LogRocket, the 'DVR for bugs' that lets engineering teams replay exactly what users did before something broke. LogRocket has raised about $55 million total, monitors billions of user sessions, and in 2026 launched Ask Galileo, an AI layer that answers plain-English questions about user experience.