The moment, not the archive
Rage clicks, dead clicks, repeated form errors and abandoned steps are surfaced as findings, so you read what happened instead of hunting for it.
Replay tells you where people give up. Mimetic tells you why, priced by what it costs, with the fix written for your review.
Replay tools give you hours of video and leave the watching to you. Mimetic finds the moment things break, explains the cause, and writes the fix as a pull request you review.
The audit helped us catch small details we had overlooked and make meaningful improvements to the overall experience.
On the collection page, the size filter registers the tap but never updates results. Sessions show three or four repeat taps, then an exit. Everyone who wanted a specific size left instead of buying one.
Session replay is the right instinct. Analytics tells you a number moved, and only the session shows a person struggling. The problem is the volume: nobody watches a thousand recordings, so the sessions that would have explained the drop sit unwatched. What you want is not more footage, it is the moment that mattered and the reason behind it.
Rage clicks, dead clicks, repeated form errors and abandoned steps are surfaced as findings, so you read what happened instead of hunting for it.
A session shows a shopper giving up. Mimetic connects it to the element, script, or load time responsible, which is the part replay alone cannot tell you.
Each finding arrives with the change that repairs it, as a pull request with a preview. Nothing ships until you merge.
A replay of a real visit: the pages, clicks, scrolls and form interactions of one session, played back so you can see what a person actually did rather than the aggregate.
Those record well and leave the analysis to you. The value here is what comes after the recording: the specific cause named, the revenue at stake estimated, and the fix written. Many teams keep Clarity for browsing sessions and use Mimetic for what to do about them.
No. The free scan needs only your URL. Continuous session capture is available once you connect, but the first audit requires nothing installed and no credit card.
A badly built recorder can. Script weight and its effect on load time is itself one of the things the audit measures, including any recorder you already run.