How a session moves through Relic
The lifecycle follows three stages: capture, edit, and submit.Capture
You start a recording from the tray menu. Relic takes a screenshot every second of the selected screen or window and stores each one locally as part of the active session.
Edit
When you stop recording, the editor opens automatically. Here you review each screenshot, remove anything you do not want included, update labels, and add time-range annotations to give reviewers context.
Session statuses
Your session board groups every session by its current status. You can see all of your sessions at a glance from the main window.Draft
The session has been recorded and saved locally but has not been submitted for review. You can still open the editor and make changes.
Submitted
The session has been uploaded and is waiting in the review queue. No further edits are possible unless it is returned to you.
Approved
A reviewer has accepted the session. Points have been added to your account.
Rejected
A reviewer declined the session. You can see the outcome on your session board. Rejected sessions do not earn points.
Your privacy: sensitive-window auto-pause
Relic automatically pauses recording when it detects that you have switched to a window that may contain sensitive information - such as a banking site, password manager, or similar application. Capture resumes when you move away from that window.Auto-pause protects you from accidentally including private content in your sessions. The pause happens instantly and no screenshot is taken of the sensitive window.

