Rage clicks
Three or more rapid clicks in the same zone—often rage at unresponsive UI.
Rage Click DetectionRage click detection:
Rage click detection:
Frustration surfaced
Repeated rapid clicking is one of the strongest signals of UX failure. DeepSync detects it automatically and connects every cluster to session replay.
Auto-detectionDead click alertsRelease monitoringMobile & desktop
Frustration, ranked
Catch broken experiences before users churn
Frustration signals are prioritized in your dashboard—not buried in raw event logs waiting for someone to notice.
Dead clicks
Clicks on static text, images, or disabled controls users believe should work.
Tap rage on mobile
Repeated taps on small targets or elements hidden behind keyboards.
Post-release spikes
Alerts when frustration signals jump after deploys or experiments.
Automatic detection
Frustration scoring without manual review
DeepSync flags sessions and page regions where rage clicks cluster—ranked by severity and business impact.
- Heatmap overlays show rage density alongside normal click heat
- Filter by page, element selector, device, or traffic campaign
- Trend rage rate over time to verify fixes actually worked
Root cause replay
Jump from signal to session in one click
Every rage cluster links to representative replays so you see loading spinners, z-index bugs, and validation errors firsthand.
- Share replay clips with engineering attached to rage ticket IDs
- Correlate rage spikes with JavaScript errors on the same timeline
- Compare rage rates across A/B variants before picking a winner
Proactive monitoring
Stop regressions from reaching production twice
Set thresholds on rage rate for checkout, login, and pricing pages—get notified when UX debt returns.
- Slack or email alerts when rage clicks exceed your baseline
- Weekly AI digest summarizing top frustration themes
- Integrate rage metrics into sprint retros and OKR reviews
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