Lay back and let the UX watchdog looks out for you Uxsniff automatically detects unusual user activities and behaviour, such as manic repeated clicks or scrolls on your website. See exactly what frustrates your users, and take action to fix it.
Sniff out user behavior
See exactly what your users are doing on your website, right now and across design versions.
Session recordings
Hit play to see your users’ clicks, mouse movement, scrolls, and activity exactly as they happened.
Real-time activity
Review user activity right now. Test promotions or new designs in real time to boost conversions.
User journeys
Track individual HTML elements by user session and record conversions (or lack thereof) on autopilot.
Webpage Archive Your personal wayback machine, ensuring you never miss old user insights as you iterate design. UXsniff looks after your website every day and automatically archives pages if it detects significant changes.
Beachcomb UX gems
Uncover opportunities to boost conversions without the guesswork. See where your users are dropping out or failing to take action.
Heatmaps
Visualize where people are clicking and tapping on a neat map of your website.
Clickmaps
Get a bird’s eye view of interactions and engagement on your page.
Advanced smart reports
Turn data into actionable insights with our smart reports rooted in the latest UX best practice.
Automatic rage click detection Uxsniff automatically detects unusual user activities and behaviour, such as manic repeated clicks on your website. Replay the session to see exactly what frustrates your users, and take action to fix it.
Downtime Alerts Ever the loyal watchdog, UXsniff looks out for your business, notifying you when your website is down.
How it works? Easy as cake
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Paste our lightweight tracking script on any webpages you want to track.
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Learn what your users are up to while we look out for unusual changes and user behavior.
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Tweak your website and customer user journeys for max conversion, without the guesswork.
No credit card required.
User behavior is interesting and funny
Users are puzzling, surprising, and oftentimes, plain funny. Dive deep enough into their behavior, and you'll rethink everything you know about user experience.
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Did you Know?
A good chunk of online users still can’t differentiate between what is clickable and what is not. They’ll just click on anything that seems interesting to them, such as a bold text with a keyword.
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Hidden gems
There are hidden gems and traps in user behavior Learning the quirks of behavior on your website means finding new, actionable points of user interaction. We’ve helped internet business owners provide effective and targeted solutions by leveraging hidden gems and traps in their UX.
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Hidden Gem: Untapped Opportunity
SingaporeMotherhood, a local portal for parents, designed a directory page dedicated to advertisers. However the users weren’t interacting with any of them. That upsets the advertisers.. Ending-the-relationship-for-good upset.
Our data analysts found out that there's one particular article, created with no intention to convert whatsoever, performed 10 times better than the directory page. Content they cared about led users to click on advertisers’ links. The client shared our report with the advertisers and changed the directory page to a keyword-targeted article, and boom: users clicked, advertisers advertised.
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Hidden trap
Hidden Gem, Lurking Trap: Infinity Scroll
All that glitters is not gold, and UX is no exception. Hongkiat.com decided to implement infinity scroll on articles: as users scrolled through one article, the next one with all its ads would be loaded at the bottom of the page.
Ad revenue doubled on the first day of implementation, but with a caveat: users started bouncing en masse, because they weren’t interested in the other articles. Had they not realized this in time, the poor UX would have damaged long-term SEO result and the relationship with advertisers.
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Hidden trap
Hidden Treasure: Hit Next Dimplify.com is a content publishing platform with monthly traffic in the millions, and this is their strange, quirky UX finding. We found that users were clicking more on the “Previous” button rather than the “Next” button. What?! Ads are on the right column, we want them to go next, and next and next. By removing the Previous button, ad CTR nearly doubled. So did revenue.
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I mainly use UX Sniff for heatmaps and reporting UX issues to management. To this day I am yet to find other UX software that present reports as brilliantly as UX Sniff. They use a top-down approach that works very well, with high-level insights that are useful for management and fine-grained details that allow technical follow-through.
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At UXsniff, we eat our own dog food Here’s what our users have been up to in the past 7 days
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Like the stats above? We bet user behavior on your website is even more interesting. Find out for free with UXsniff.
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