Where does progress stop?
Explore recurring exits, repeated interactions, and slow starts. See which recorded sessions support a finding.
See where sessions stall. Explore what happened.
Give your next game update a clearer starting point.
Founder-led pilot · Access by invitation

Start with the overview. Follow a finding into the sessions behind it. Keep the recorded details close as you decide what to change.
Explore recurring exits, repeated interactions, and slow starts. See which recorded sessions support a finding.
Follow the event timeline and play back sampled movement. See the milestones reached and where the recording has gaps.
Track a change against a release. Compare the recorded outcomes and see when more evidence is needed.

A graph can start the conversation. The sessions behind it help your team have a better one.
Find a place, event, or sequence worth investigating in your recorded play.
Check the path, events, and coverage before turning an observation into a hypothesis.
Connect your proposed fix to a release and a measure you can revisit.

Work directly with Logan to explore how Aegis fits your game. We’ll scope a focused investigation, review the tracking, and look at what the evidence can actually tell you.
Apply for the pilotApplications are reviewed individually. Access is by invitation.
Tell us what you’re building and what you want to understand. If there’s a fit, we’ll agree on a useful first question before connecting anything.
Player identification is off by default. Review whether your investigation needs it before enabling it.
Your team reviews tracking and controls when to publish the experience. Installing Aegis does not publish your game.
A sampled path is not a video. A pattern is not proof of motivation. Missing telemetry stays visible.
A few things to know
before you apply.
Apply with a little context about your game and the question you want to answer. Logan reviews applications and follows up when there is a fit. The pilot is invitation-only; applying does not create an account or guarantee access.
A Roblox experience you own or are authorized to develop, with a player-experience question you want to investigate. Tell us whether your game is still in development or already live so we can discuss a useful first step.
We start by choosing a focused question, reviewing which gameplay moments to record, and checking that the recording is useful. Then we inspect the evidence together and decide what a next change should measure.
No. Aegis joins recorded events with positions sampled every ten seconds. You can play or scrub that path, with gaps and respawns kept separate. It shows observed movement, not every frame of the player’s screen.
The images show the real Aegis application using synthetic game data. The sessions and results are examples, not customer data or evidence of a studio’s results.
BRING YOUR GAME. BRING A QUESTION.
Your application goes directly to Logan. No account is created.