“### 1. UXCam — Best for mobile-first heatmaps”
“Built specifically with mobile app behavior in mind.”
“Heatmaps for individual app screens.”
“Tap, swipe and gesture analysis.”
“Rage-tap and unresponsive-interaction detection.”
“Filters by device, OS, app version and user segments.”
“Combines heatmaps with session replay, funnels and user journeys.”
“### 2. Contentsquare — Best for visual experience analytics”
“Native mobile app heatmaps.”
“Tap and scroll heatmaps.”
“Screen-level interaction analysis.”
“Compare behavior across app versions and user segments.”
“Connect heatmap findings to session replays and conversion goals.”
“Its current mobile heatmaps have some constraints, including no landscape orientation, tablet support or horizontal scrolling.”
“Flutter and React Native support also has specific beta requirements.”
“### 3. Microsoft Clarity — Best to investigate as a lower-cost option”
“Supports native mobile app heatmaps through its mobile SDK.”
“Tap maps for individual app screens.”
“Heatmap comparisons.”
“Session recordings associated with tap activity.”
“Screen-level behavior analysis.”
“Mobile heatmaps currently focus on taps rather than the full range of web heatmap types, such as scroll maps.”
“### 5. Heap — Best for combining automatic analytics with mobile replay”
“Native mobile session replay.”
“Supports iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter.”
“Mobile heatmaps can be activated by contacting your Customer Success Manager.”
“Combines behavioral analytics with session replay.”
“### 4. Fullstory — Best for session replay and behavioral investigation”
“Supports native iOS and Android app heatmaps.”
“Click maps and conversion maps.”
“Filtering by device type, segment and time range.”
“Connects heatmaps with session replay.”
“Native mobile heatmaps don't currently support scroll maps.”
“Their visualization also has some limitations around screen variations and click positioning.”
“Mixpanel | No | Strong event-based mobile analytics, but not a native screen heatmap solution.”
“Strong event-based mobile analytics, but not a native screen heatmap solution.”
“Strong event-based mobile analytics, but not a native screen heatmap solution.”
“3. www.fullsession.io7 Best UX Heatmap Tools in 2026 (Tested and Compared) : FullSessionCompare UX heatmap tools to understand clicks, scroll depth, and engagement so you can optimize layouts, content, and conversions.”
“Amplitude | No | Its documented heatmaps are web-only.”
“Its documented heatmaps are web-only.”
“PostHog | No | Its heatmap feature is primarily web-based, despite supporting mobile product analytics.”
“Its heatmap feature is primarily web-based, despite supporting mobile product analytics.”
“One additional option is Smartlook, which historically offered mobile app heatmaps. However, it stopped selling new subscriptions in May 2026 and is scheduled to shut down in September 2027, so I wouldn't recommend starting a new implementation with it.”
“However, it stopped selling new subscriptions in May 2026 and is scheduled to shut down in September 2027, so I wouldn't recommend starting a new implementation with it.”
“1. cleverx.com10 Best Heatmap Tools in 2026 for UX Teams | CleverX BlogCompare the 10 best heatmap tools in 2026, from click and scroll maps to session replay, with free tiers and who each tool is built for.”