From one line of code to visits you can read.
Spooly is deliberately boring to install and deliberately interesting to read. The whole path, start to finish:
Paste one line
One script tag before </head>, 16 KB, loaded async. No tag manager, no build step, no cookie banner of our own. Visits appear in your dashboard within seconds of the first page load.
Signals collect themselves
Nothing to tag and nothing to configure. Clicks, scrolls, attention, friction, form struggle, copied phone numbers, even game and checkout milestones read from the page itself. Every signal works on day one on a site whose developer has never heard of us.
Visits become stories
Each session is written out in order, in plain language, with friction highlighted. Reading one takes seconds. Searching a thousand takes one query, which is the thing no recording tool can do.
The digest tells you what changed
Every morning with traffic: what moved, which searches found nothing, where people struggled, and one visit worth reading in full. Quiet days send nothing, so the email stays worth opening.
What you will know within seven days
- Which pages hold attention and which lose it above the fold
- The exact element people click that does nothing
- Search terms your visitors wanted and your site could not answer
- Which form field is quietly costing you signups
- How many people copied your phone number instead of filling the form
- Whether slow pages behave worse than fast ones, with numbers