See where attention goes on every page
Click, movement, and scroll heatmaps show what visitors notice, what they ignore, and how far down the page they actually get, so you can put the things that matter where people are already looking.
- Click, movement, scroll, and rage-click maps, plus zones
- Compare two date ranges side by side
- Aggregate and anonymous, no PHI
Scroll depth
See what patients click, and what they miss
Click maps show where attention actually lands. Find out that your phone number gets more taps than your booking button, or that visitors keep clicking an image that was never meant to be a link.
- Hot spots ranked by real interaction
- Spot non-links that people try to click
- Compare mobile and desktop behavior
See where attention drifts, even without a click
Mouse-movement maps trace where visitors hover, pause, and drift. On desktop, cursor movement closely tracks where people are actually looking, so you can see what draws the eye and what quietly gets skipped.
See how far visitors actually scroll
Scroll maps reveal the fold that matters: where most people stop reading. If your call to action sits below the point 70% of visitors ever reach, that is a fix hiding in plain sight.
See which parts of the page earn attention
Zone maps split the page into regions and rank each by the share of engagement it earns. Tell at a glance whether your booking area is pulling its weight or quietly getting ignored, then rearrange the page around what works.
Every region of the page, ranked by the share of engagement it earns.
Move what matters into view
Repeated patterns, like a call to action almost nobody scrolls to, surface as ranked recommendations automatically, so insight turns into a change to your page instead of an interesting chart you scroll past.
Your booking button sits where only 58% of visitors scroll.
Put it in the first screen so every visitor sees it.
Heatmaps that respect privacy
Five map types
Click, movement, scroll, and rage-click maps, plus zones, for a full picture of attention.
Compare over time
Put two date ranges side by side to see what a change did.
Aggregate and private
Built from anonymous, combined behavior, never individual visitors, and no PHI.
Tied to fixes
Every finding links to a ranked recommendation you can act on.
Common questions
No. Heatmaps are built from aggregate, anonymous behavior. We do not profile individual visitors or store PHI.
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