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Discovery can read your site code

When we launched Discovery AI, the idea was simple: your heatmaps and session recordings are already capturing everything you need to know about your site. The hard part was always figuring out what to do with it.

So we started building tools that do more of that work for you.

Today, that gets a meaningful upgrade.

Discovery AI can now read the actual code behind your pages — the structure, the styling, the messaging, all of it — and combine that with your behavioral data to give you a level of analysis that wasn't possible before. Not just "people are dropping off here," but why — and exactly what to fix.

You don't need to touch a line of code to use any of this. Discovery does the reading so you don't have to.

We just added five new Suggested Actions that put this to work immediately — each one turning what your site is actually doing under the hood into a clear, prioritized action plan.

🔍 Page Structure Audit

Reads your page's underlying structure to check heading hierarchy, missing tags, and navigation — the stuff crawlers see that your heatmaps never show you.

📱 Mobile UX Audit

Simulates a real mobile viewport and inspects your code to flag touch targets that are too small, content bleeding off-screen, and popups firing at the wrong moment.

⚡ Page Speed Audit

Runs a full Lighthouse test, surfaces your Core Web Vitals scores, and identifies the unused CSS and JS that's quietly slowing your visitors down.

🔗 Broken Link Audit

Tests up to 150 links on your page and catches 404s, redirect loops, and dead ends before they cost you rankings or lose a visitor mid-session.

🎯 CTA Audit

Reads your button copy, sizing, and placement — then cross-references it against your scroll heatmap data to tell you exactly which CTAs most of your visitors never even see.

Your heatmaps and recordings aren't going anywhere. They're still the foundation. These audits just make them work harder — connecting the dots between what you're seeing in your behavioral data and what you should actually do next.

This is what Discovery AI is about. And we're not even close to being done building it.

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