Live Overview
Live DataNo live signals yet. Open your storefront in another tab to start tracking, or try Preview mode to see sample data.
This app tracks mouse movements, clicks, and scroll depth on your Ecwid storefront, then shows the data right here in your admin dashboard. Follow these three steps to start seeing real visitor data.
Scroll down to the Storefront Install Snippet section, copy the generated code, and paste it into your Ecwid admin under Design → Custom JavaScript. This enables tracking on your live store.
Open your Ecwid storefront in another tab (same browser, same profile). Browse around, click products, scroll pages. The tracker collects your actions using browser-local storage.
Return to this dashboard tab. The Live Overview will show real metrics from your storefront tab. All panels marked LIVE DATA show real activity.
This app uses browser localStorage and BroadcastChannel API to share data between your storefront tab and this dashboard tab, all within the same browser session. No data leaves your browser. No database or paid service is needed.
Important: This means the data you see here comes from your own browsing session as a self-test. To track actual customers across different browsers, a backend server would be needed (not included in this free app).
See how visitors interact with your Ecwid storefront in real time. Detect rage clicks, dead clicks, and scroll friction without any server or paid tools.
No live signals yet. Open your storefront in another tab to start tracking, or try Preview mode to see sample data.
Settings are stored locally in this browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
Your real metrics appear in the Live Overview panel whenever your storefront is open in another tab of the same browser. Look for the green LIVE DATA badge.
Every data panel has a colored badge. Green means live data from your storefront. Orange means preview/sample data. Metric cards in preview mode also show a "SAMPLE" watermark.
Preview mode shows realistic but fake sample data so you can see what the dashboard looks like with active visitors. It never writes to your real data. Use it to learn the interface.
Rage clicks happen when someone clicks the same area rapidly, usually because a button isn't responding. Dead clicks happen when someone clicks something that isn't interactive, like a banner image.
No. This app uses browser-local storage (no server). It only tracks visitors in tabs within the same browser profile. For cross-browser tracking, a backend server would be required.
Make sure: (1) the install snippet is added to your storefront, (2) you have your storefront open in another tab, (3) the tracking channel matches in both places, (4) tracking is enabled. Try clicking around your storefront tab, then came back here.
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