What did this visitor actually see?

Heatlytics rebuilds each visit from the page’s structure, so you see what the visitor saw: the pages they moved through, what they clicked and where they stopped.

The replay player showing a shop’s checkout, with the journey panel beside it listing a rage click on Apply code.

Click any moment and the replay jumps there

Try it. This is a sample visit drawn in the page, with the same kind of journey list you get beside the player.

Four quick clicks on one button. The marker on the timeline brings you straight here.

Journey

A player built for reviewing
Play, pause and seek at speeds from 0.25× to 2×, skip inactive stretches, go fullscreen, or drive it from the keyboard.
A timeline you can read
The timeline is coloured by page and marked where a rage click, dead click, U-turn or custom event happened.
A journey beside the video
Each page gets a block of timestamped actions. Click one to jump straight to that moment.

Start from the visits worth watching

Every session is a card with its entry page, exit page, length and the people and devices behind it, so you can choose before you press play.

A list you can sort and filter
Find visits by user, duration, country, browser, device, entry page, exit page or friction tag.
Every detail of the session
The properties panel lists device, location and user details. Search it, and pin the ones you check most.
Single-page apps included
Route changes made without a page load are tracked as page changes, so client-side navigation reads correctly.
The recordings list: a session card with its entry and exit page, duration, clicks, user ID, country, browser and device.
A session card in the recordings list.

What it doesn’t do yet. Replay covers websites. The React Native SDK sends sessions, screens, events and users from apps, without replay.

Watch a visit from your own website

Tell us about your site, and we’ll start the demo from the page you most want to see.

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