Optimize user conversion by watching your visitors in real-time and analyzing frustration patterns.
Inspectlet is a sophisticated web analytics platform that specializes in session recording and user behavior visualization. Unlike traditional analytics that aggregate data into abstract numbers, Inspectlet records a visitor's entire journey on a website, capturing every mouse movement, click, scroll, and keypress. Technically, it operates by monitoring DOM mutations via a lightweight JavaScript snippet, allowing it to reconstruct sessions without the performance overhead of video streaming. In the 2026 market, Inspectlet differentiates itself through its integrated JavaScript Error Logging suite, which bridges the gap between marketing analytics and technical debugging. This allows development teams to see exactly what a user did leading up to a console error or crash. The platform's advanced filtering engine allows architects to segment sessions based on specific user attributes, technical stack details, or conversion outcomes. As AI-driven UI optimization becomes the standard, Inspectlet’s high-fidelity data capture serves as the primary training set for automated layout adjustments and personalization engines. It remains a critical tool for enterprises focused on minimizing 'friction' and 'rage-clicking' within complex single-page applications (SPAs).
Uses mouse movement algorithms to predict user eye-fixation points with high accuracy.
Verified feedback from the global deployment network.
Post queries, share implementation strategies, and help other users.
Automatically captures all uncaught JavaScript exceptions and binds them to the specific user session recording.
Allows Boolean logic filtering on metadata, user attributes, and interaction events.
Measures hesitation time, re-focusing, and abandonment rate per form field.
Integrated visual editor for creating page variants without developer intervention.
Tracks users through a predefined path and provides session recordings of users who dropped off.
Exposes a global JS function to tag sessions with internal DB IDs or emails.
Developers cannot reproduce a bug reported by a user that only happens on specific mobile devices.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Fix the code and verify the fix by checking new recordings for that device type.
A high percentage of users leave the site on the shipping information page.
Paid traffic is not converting despite high click-through rates (CTR) on ads.