Your visitors, not a simulation
Heatmaps, scroll depth and the attention split are built from the people who actually came, so a page that reads well in an audit but loses everyone at 40% depth stops being invisible.
See what visitors actually did on the page, from your own traffic rather than a lab simulation.
Visitor Behavior reads your own visitors through one pasted tag: where they clicked, how far they scrolled, where their attention stopped, and the Core Web Vitals their real devices measured. It is the only source in Novaverb that can report field experience for every page instead of a lab test of a handful.
Heatmaps, scroll depth, attention and field Core Web Vitals on Free · watching a visit back on Solo and above
Why it is useful
Heatmaps, scroll depth and the attention split are built from the people who actually came, so a page that reads well in an audit but loses everyone at 40% depth stops being invisible.
LCP, INP and CLS as your visitors' own devices and connections measured them, on every page that gets traffic - not the small sample a lab run can cover.
Session replay reconstructs the page from the DOM rather than storing video, so a ten-minute visit is a small recording you can scrub through and see exactly where the visitor gave up.
Data and evidence
Sources, scope and unavailable evidence remain part of the product experience, so a missing connection cannot quietly become a claim.
The evidence available in the active project and the details you provide.
Visitor Behavior reads your own visitors through one pasted tag: where they clicked, how far they scrolled, where their attention stopped, and the Core Web Vitals their real devices measured. It is the only source in Novaverb that can report field experience for every page instead of a lab test of a handful.
Results stay bounded by the evidence available to the active project; an unavailable source remains visibly unavailable.
Core capabilities
Each capability stays tied to the product contract and the evidence available in the active project.
How the work moves
The workflow is designed to keep the source and the next decision connected, including the point where a fresh observation is still required.
Collect the crawl, search and connected-source evidence the decision actually needs.
Keep the source, scope and observation time attached while you diagnose the gap.
Move from a supported finding to the page, brief, task or report that carries the work forward.
Use a fresh observation or the connected source to check what changed instead of assuming success.
Resources
Written by the team that built it, and free to read without an account.
Step-by-step walkthroughs, five minutes each.
What the terms on this page actually mean.
Connected products
Trust & Experience
Start with a real project, keep unavailable data visible and follow the connected workflow when the result is ready for action.