Learn how to troubleshoot WebRTC applications, monitor real-time communication performance, and get the latest insights on WebRTC development and debugging. Here we'll also share the latest improvements delivered in the new releases of rtcStats.
Stop scrolling through thousands of getStats lines. Upload a webrtc-internals dump to rtcStats and AI tells you what went wrong on the call in under 30 seconds. Or query it from Claude Code and Cursor over MCP.
rtcStats v1.7: a client-focused Devices page with summary widgets, a dedicated api.rtcstats.com host with an observations catalog, and smoother onboarding.
webrtc-internals is Chrome's built-in tool for a live session on your machine. rtcStats monitors production. Here's when each one is the right call.
Version 1.6.0 revamps the Analysis page with new stat cards and filters, brings rich filters to the public API and MCP, and adds deeper peer connection security visibility.
Version 1.5.0 brings server geolocation in connectivity diagrams (rtcstats), a refreshed website with Open Source and Resources pages, and new observations.
Compute Pressure is the browser's privacy-preserving CPU load signal. Here's what it means, how to use it, and how rtcstats-js already collects it side-by-side with your other WebRTC metrics.
Version 1.4.0 adds an embeddable viewer, compute pressure insights, new API endpoints, a broader knowledge base, and a revamped trial for all new accounts.
Version 1.3.0 introduces the Experience Score, six new connectivity observations, observation tag clouds, a richer overview, visual quality timelines, and Chrome 146 compatibility.
Version 1.2.0 introduces API access with Application Tokens, a revamped Knowledge Base, session tags and descriptions, new observations, and smarter AI summaries powered by Claude Sonnet 4.6.
Version 1.1.0 introduces the Showcase with YouTube integration, 5 Gold Credits for new accounts, and new connectivity observations.
Stop asking users to capture webrtc-internals manually. Use rtcstats-js with IndexedDB to store WebRTC stats locally and get dumps only when you need them.
Version 1.0 introduces AI call summaries, expanded observations, infrastructure detection, UI polish, core fixes, and rtcStats-js 2.1.0.
Advanced CPU observations, enhanced video & network transparency, uniform design across all screens, and improved upload monitoring.
Public sharing feature, three essential network observations, comprehensive Knowledge Base overhaul, improved chart tooltips, and UserAgent consistency fixes.
Redesigned Streams and Connections pages with deeper insights, integrated Knowledge Base, enhanced pair timelines, and new network observations.
Meet Observations: a set of best practices that see WebRTC issues before you do, saving you time so you can focus on what matters most.
Complete revamp of charts component with themed grouping, expanded connectivity observations, and new audio MOS aggregation.
Discover the 'less is more' approach to WebRTC monitoring: collect everything but focus on what matters most for faster troubleshooting.
Complete redesign of the Internals page into focused panes, new connection setup observations, and improved user experience.
Learn how to build your own WebRTC monitoring solution with rtcstats. Control costs, own your data, and customize your metrics collection.
New audio troubleshooting features, enhanced connection analysis, and team collaboration tools to improve your WebRTC debugging experience.
Yes, webrtc-internals can be improved upon. Discover its limitations and how rtcStats provides a better solution for WebRTC monitoring.
Stay up to date with the latest rtcStats releases and discover new features designed to enhance your WebRTC debugging experience.
Discover why server-side monitoring isn't enough for WebRTC and how device-side statistics collection can transform your user experience.
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