Look at the journey
Use session replay to investigate how visitors move through a page or flow and where they appear to hesitate.
Heartbeat
Numbers tell you that people visited. Heartbeat helps you understand the experience behind those visits, using session replay and heatmaps to bring website journeys into view.
Tracking setup is required before activity can be collected.

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Why it makes a difference
Use session replay to investigate how visitors move through a page or flow and where they appear to hesitate.
Use heatmaps to explore interaction patterns and identify areas worth reviewing.
Bring observed behavior to the discussion when choosing which content, layout or journey to improve.
A little closer to the product
Switch between a replay, a heatmap and a focused investigation. This illustrative journey shows how observed behavior can guide a better question.
Wild places. Small groups. A fresh perspective.
Choose a perspective
Look at how someone moves through a page or flow. Session replay gives a team a way to investigate apparent hesitation in context.
In your working day
People reach an enquiry page but few complete the journey. Review how they use the page before deciding whether the form, copy or layout needs work.
For marketing, design and website teams deciding which parts of a visitor journey need closer attention.
From the idea to the work
Bring observed journeys to the discussion about your forms, landing pages and content. Start with a specific question and use the evidence to narrow the next investigation.
Tracking setup is required before activity can be collected.
A few useful details
No. Heartbeat needs its tracking pixel in place before it can collect activity. We agree the setup and appropriate data handling before collection begins.
We agree the pages and tracking setup, install the tracking pixel and establish the appropriate data handling for your website.
It shows behavior, not a visitor's thoughts. We use replays and heatmaps to form questions, then check them against the wider context.
