Analytics & heatmaps
Less guessing.
More knowing.
Your website is a conversation. See what gets attention, where visitors pause and how far they go — then make your next move with clarity.
Free plan includes 1 website.
A big next step.Explore collection
Illustrative preview · Your dashboard shows your own collected events.
The picture behind the page views
See the visit.
Understand the visitor.
Look beyond the totals. Find the parts of your experience that work, and the opportunities hiding in plain sight.
Where they click.
Click heatmaps make areas of interest visible, helping you understand which links, buttons and content draw attention.
How far they go.
Scroll depth reveals how much of your page visitors reach. Put important content where it has a chance to be seen.
What brings them back.
Explore page views, device breakdowns and website activity together. Compare pages and time periods to spot patterns.
From setup to your first signal
One small script.
A new perspective.
Add your website in Leaps, copy its generated tracking snippet and install it on your site. Open the site, then use the setup checks to confirm events are arriving.
- Register each website with its own tracking key
- Copy the exact snippet from your website setup page
- Install across the pages you want to understand
- Check received events before relying on reports
Installation preview
<script
src="https://leaps.quantumculture.in/qct.js"
data-apikey="YOUR_WEBSITE_KEY"
data-endpoint="https://leaps.quantumculture.in/api/analytics/collect"
defer
></script>Use the generated snippet from your dashboard. The key above is a placeholder.
Be thoughtful about what you collect.
The tracker uses browser local storage for visitor identifiers. Configure your privacy notices and consent flow for your audience, and review your setup before you start collecting.
Every site gets its own view.
Keep your brands and websites organised with separate tracking configurations. Use the matching key and domain for each site so incoming activity reaches the right dashboard.
Big ideas. Small first steps.