Marketing & Analytics Console
The seven admin pages nobody can see from outside a website. Play a session recording, turn on the click heatmap, sort your search queries, and watch a link preview appear.
This is a live demo on throwaway data — nothing you do here is saved, and it all resets when you reload.
Press play and watch a visitor hunt for the phone number.
Every number on this page is invented, for a restaurant that does not exist.
These are not your figures, they are not this site's figures, and they are not a forecast of what your site would do. They are a plausible month for a fictional taqueria, written by hand so the SHAPE of what these tools tell you is real even though the digits are not. Nothing here is loaded from Google, Microsoft or any account.
Cardinal Street Kitchen — Marketing & Analytics
Microsoft Clarity
What actually happens on my page when a real person is on it?
session replays and heatmaps of real visits
A simulated homepage. Nothing in it is a real page.
Press play. The dot is where their finger is; the page moves as they scroll it.
Recordings (5 of 412)
What this recording shows
Forty-one seconds to find a phone number, and three passes over the same page to do it. Most people do not give you forty-one seconds.
Scroll map — who ever sees what
- Header — logo and menu button100%
- Hero photo100%
- “See the menu” button92%
- About paragraph61%
- Photo strip38%
- “Book a table” button18%
- Footer — hours and phone number11%
Your most-tapped element does nothing
486 taps landed on the hero photo — more than the “See the menu” button underneath it, which got 311. It is a photograph. Every one of those taps was a person expecting something to happen.
Only 18% ever see “Book a table”
74 of 412 visits got far enough down the page to see the booking button. 338 did not. Nothing is wrong with the button — it is just below where people stop.
The seven things the upgrade turns on
Every one of them lives inside your admin portal. This is the whole reason it is hard to sell and easy to skip: none of it is visible from outside a website.
Default playback speed is 4× — a real recording runs at the speed the visitor moved, which is slower than anyone wants to sit through.
This console is a simulation. Yours would hold your own numbers.
Nothing on this page talks to Microsoft, Google or anyone else. There is no Clarity script here, no tracking tag, no project id and no third-party asset of any kind — a page that loaded a session recorder in order to explain session recording would be recording you while it did it. The recording you can play is a list of coordinates in a file in this repository.
On your site these seven pages are wired to the real accounts, in your name, with your data in them, and you are the one who logs in. Recordings mask what people type into forms, which is Clarity's default and stays that way. See the privacy policy for how this site treats its own visitors, and the admin dashboard demo for the trading side of the same invented restaurant.
Want this on your site?
This is a working feature, not a screenshot — the same one gets built into your site with your services, your prices and your branding. Add it to your build and it becomes a line on your quote.