Fix the fields that cost you.
Booking, signup and checkout forms are where good traffic goes to die. LogClip ranks every field by the completions it costs and shows exactly where people hesitate, retry, or rage-quit.
The field that costs you the most.
2 stops, each one a real screen from the console.
One list across every form, worst field first
Not a form-by-form report you have to read five times. Every field on the site competes in one ranking, each row carrying the site's own error text and what that failure is costing — so the next thing to fix is the top row.
Open any form and read it in fill order
Pick a form from the list and the table above re-opens on it: every field in the order people fill them, with how far each one got and how long it held them. Reach and time together are what name the field they stall on.
Everything under forms
The form fields costing you the most completions — ranked worst-first — built from interactions only, never the values.
Every form, found by itself
Each input, select and textarea is measured from interactions; forms are grouped by their name, id or action path. Nothing to tag.
Values never leave the browser
Time, focus, re-typing and blanks are recorded; what was typed is not.
Top friction points
Fields ranked by the completions they cost, with the reason — retyped, left blank, abandoned on — beside each.
Field by field, in fill order
Reach, time in field, abandon count and blank rate for every field, in the order people fill them.
Server-rejected submits
Submits the server bounced, counted against the previous window, with the site's own error message where it was shown.
Completion by device
Desktop against mobile, with a note when one runs well behind the other.
Watch these sessions
One link per field opens the recordings of the people who struggled on it.
Completion trend
The rate across the window, so a fix to a field shows up as a line moving.
Submit evidence, graded
Each completion is marked observed, inferred or none, so you know how sure the number is.
Why it matters.
Worst field first
Fields are ranked by the completions they cost, so you fix the single biggest leak before anything else.
Interactions, never values
LogClip measures focus, hesitation, retries and abandonment — and never captures what people type.
Knows what went wrong
Each field tells you the pattern: re-tries, long pauses, errors, or drop-off after first touch.
Minutes, not quarters.
Read the ranking
The worst field is at the top with what went wrong: retyped, blank, or the one people quit on.
Watch a few
Open the sessions behind the field and see the hesitation, the correction, the give-up.
Ship, then look at the trend
Completion is drawn across the window; the change either moved it or it didn't.