Look over your visitor's shoulder.
Without a single cookie.

The background is a fresh screenshot of that page, not a recording of your visitor's screen. That is deliberate: nothing is copied out of your site, and the player is light enough to open without waiting.

• The mouse trailThe last seconds of movement, cursor included, so you see where somebody hesitated.
• Numbered clicksEvery click stays as a marker, in the order it happened. Clicking something that is not a link stands out immediately.
• The reading windowThe frame follows the scroll, so you see which piece of text somebody actually had on screen.
• The timeline beside itEvery event with a timestamp: landed, scrolled, clicked, filled a field, left.

Measuring must not put your site at risk or undress your visitor. Password, e-mail and phone fields are skipped, and from an ordinary field only the name and the length travel. For business fields such as company name or website, the value may come along.

• No cookieThe session lives in the memory of the tab. Close the tab and the session is over.
• No IPThe address becomes a daily number straight away. There is no IP anywhere in the database.
• No personal fieldsName, e-mail, phone, message, bank details: those are not read. That sits in the script itself, not in a setting.
• Consent modeWant to measure only after consent, and the script waits for it and recognises six common cookie banners.

One recording is one visitor. A pattern only shows when you add them up. So next to the recordings sits a weekly view that compares the last full week with the one before it.

• Landing pages that lose visitorsWhere people arrive and leave again straight away.
• The scroll wallThe height on the page where a fifth of visitors stop reading. Usually there is one paragraph too many there.
• The last pageWhere people leave. Sometimes that is your contact page, and then it is good news.
• Real visits onlyA visit counts from three events and five seconds. Bots and accidental clicks stay out.