Field Notes by Revisit
What we learn from watching real visits.
Articles, guides and comparisons from the Revisit team: how people actually use websites, how to read session replays and heatmaps, and how to fix what gets in their way. Looking for product docs? Head to the Help Center.
Is Session Replay GDPR Compliant? A Practical Guide for EU Websites
Session replay can be GDPR compliant if you set it up right: consent first, masked inputs, a DPA, EU hosting and clear retention. What it records, which rules apply, and a checklist.
Why Visitors Abandon Checkout: How to Find the Real Reasons with Session Replay
Measure where shoppers drop off, watch the replays of those visits, spot the cause and fix it. A practical, step-by-step guide to reducing checkout abandonment.
Rage Clicks and Dead Clicks: What They Are and How to Fix Them
Rage clicks are fast repeated clicks on one spot; dead clicks get no response at all. How they are detected, their most common causes, and a checklist to fix them.
Natural Language Custom Events: Track What Matters Without Fragile Selectors
Define custom events in plain English and let AI detect them in session recordings. Easier setup, fewer broken events, and better tracking of real user intent.
What's the Best Product Analytics Platform for Web Services?
A practical guide to choosing product analytics for SaaS and web services—plus where digital experience analytics (DXA) fits, and how to compare common platform categories.
Why Session Replays Alone Aren't Enough: How AI Changes the Game
Traditional session replays record what happens—but leave analysis to you. Discover how AI transforms recordings into actionable insights.
Revisit vs. Hotjar vs. FullStory: Which Session Recording Tool is Right for You?
An honest comparison of the top session recording tools. We compare features, AI capabilities, privacy, pricing, and more.
Welcome to Revisit Field Notes
We're excited to launch Field Notes! Here you'll find insights on session analytics, UX optimization, and how to understand your users better.