AI finds the problems
before your users do.
Spectry reads your analytics, errors and behavioral data every twelve hours, then hands back a short list of what is actually wrong, ranked by severity, with a recommendation attached to each one.
Your automated
analytics analyst.
Automatic
Reports arrive without being asked for.
A new analysis runs every twelve hours across your whole site. There is nothing to configure and no dashboard to keep an eye on, so issues come to you instead of waiting to be discovered.
Correlated
Root causes, not scattered symptoms.
Errors, rage clicks, traffic dips, slow pages and funnel drop-offs are read together rather than one dashboard at a time. A checkout error and a conversion drop arrive as one finding, not two.
Actionable
Every finding says what to do next.
Each insight carries a severity, the sessions affected and a specific recommendation, written in plain language. Acknowledge, resolve or dismiss it and the report stays a working list.
What it watches
for.
Why teams let
the AI look first.
Patterns a person would miss
Nobody can hold a dozen dashboards in their head at once. Reading every signal together surfaces the connections between them, and each one is summarized in language you can paste into a ticket.
Hours back every week
The weekly ritual of opening every report and looking for something out of place disappears. What arrives instead is short, ranked and already filtered down to what is worth your attention.
A list your team can work
Insights move through open, acknowledged, resolved and dismissed, so two people never chase the same problem and nothing quietly falls off the end of the list.
Problems caught early
A broken checkout found within hours costs a fraction of one found at the end of the month. Catching drop-offs and error spikes while they are small keeps them from becoming revenue you never see.
We protect your data.
Let AI watch your site.
AI Insights works out of the box. Nothing to configure, no credit card needed, and early-access members earn exclusive rewards.