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No. It does not record visits, clicks, cursor movement, scroll depth, eye tracking, or conversions. It applies static heuristics to crawl data and returns layout hypotheses that you can verify with analytics, usability testing, or a real behavior-recording tool.
No. Enter a public URL and the tool reviews the heading, link, image, form, CTA-phrase, and content data captured by the crawl. Because no behavior is recorded, the result should not be presented as evidence of what visitors actually do.
You can find pages that may need clearer calls to action, stronger section labels, simpler link choices, or a more deliberate content sequence. Treat each item as a question to investigate, not a measured attention or conversion result.
Yes — no sign-up is required for your first scan. Enter a public URL to receive a crawl-based layout review; plan limits and crawl coverage may affect the pages included.
No. Crawl data does not show gaze paths or visual fixation order, and the analyzer does not classify pages into F- or Z-patterns. Review the rendered design and test key tasks with representative users before changing placement based on an assumed reading pattern.
Behavior analytics software can record or aggregate real interactions after its collection code is installed and enough eligible traffic is available. This tool needs no tracking script, but it only produces static review prompts from crawl data. The two approaches answer different questions and should not be treated as interchangeable.
Mobile UX
Review crawl-captured text, markup cues, image records, links, headings, and fetch timing for mobile follow-up
Landing Page
Review crawl-visible headings, action wording, metadata, and media
Conversion Audit
Review crawl-visible CTA, trust, heading, form, and navigation signals
Lighthouse Test
Run one desktop Lighthouse performance analysis through Google PageSpeed Insights