Inspectlet is a session-recording and heatmap analytics tool: it records real visitor sessions (mouse movement, scrolling, clicks) and generates heatmaps, form-abandonment tracking, and AI-flagged frustration signals like rage clicks.
Watching real recorded sessions surfaces friction a static heatmap alone won't: you see exactly where a real user hesitated or gave up, not merely an aggregated click density.
This is a UX-research tool more than a design-template resource, so it's here as a design-adjacent pick for teams already shipping and wanting real usage data to inform the next design pass.
Setup requires adding tracking JavaScript to your live site, and recording real user sessions raises its own privacy/consent obligations depending on your audience's jurisdiction: check what's required before turning it on.
See exactly where site visitors look and where they get stuck.
