Counting visits is the easy part. GhostStat is built for the harder question underneath it: what was this person trying to do, and what stopped them?
Build a funnel from pages or events and watch where it leaks. Each step opens straight into the visitors who dropped, so a percentage becomes a list of real sessions you can actually watch.
Click, move and scroll heatmaps drawn over your real page. Filter by device, compare one segment against everyone else, and find the dead clicks nobody ever reports.
Not the journey you designed — the one they walk. Follow entries through to exits, spot the loops, and open any single visitor’s route through the site.
GhostStat scores intent as it develops, then projects the likely next move with a confidence range — so you can act while the visitor is still on the page.
Group visitors by when they arrived, what brought them, or how they behaved — then watch each cohort hold or fade, week over week.
The layer no cookie can give you: how badly someone wants it, how hard you are making it, and how much of the page they genuinely read.
Every feature above writes into the same reconstruction. That is the whole design: a heatmap click, a funnel drop and a returning session are not three reports — they are three things the same person did.
