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User Analytics

Microsoft Clarity

MS Clarity uses heatmaps, session replays, an analytics dashboard, and other tools to understand how users interact with your website.

Microsoft Clarity is free analytics tool to help you better understand how your users interact with your website. Using the platform, you can generate heatmaps to see where users click on your pages, what they ignore, and so on. Further on, it offers session recording that you can use to get even deeper insights into user experience and test out new ideas. Clarity also integrates with such tools as Google Analytics to help you better analyze and structure the user data.

Using our Clairty integration, you can easily apply the tool to your Softr application and start collecting insights. Let’s quickly go over the steps.

Getting the project ID

To get started, you need to create a project in your Clarity dashboard and connect it to your Softr app under Website URL. As soon as the project is ready, go to project settings and copy the ID. Below, you can see where the ID is located and how we’ve added our Softr application to the Clarity project.

Getting the Clarity project ID

Getting the Clarity project ID

Adding the project ID on Softr

Now that you have the Project ID, navigate to your Softr app’s Settings => Integrations => Microsoft Clarity and add it there.

Adding Clarity ID on Softr

Adding Clarity ID on Softr

As soon as you Save your settings and publish your Softr app, you’re ready to go!

Testing the integration

If you don’t yet have actual users on your Softr app, you can just perform some activity yourself, and within a few hours it will start appearing in your Clarity dashboard. As soon as you start gathering data, you can start monitoring activity heatmaps, watching user session recordings, and so on.

User session recording on Clarity

User session recording on Clarity

Use these docs with your AI tools

An AI agent can read this documentation directly. You do not need an account or an API key. Everything here is public and read-only.

Query these docs via MCP

Recommended

Add this server to Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Mistral, or any tool that supports MCP. Your agent can then search Softr Documentation documentation and read it in full, instead of answering from memory.

https://docs.softr.io/mcp
  • searchFind the passages that answer a question.
  • fetchRead one page in full, as Markdown.
  • list_pagesSee every page in this documentation.

Query these docs over HTTP

The same tools also work as plain web requests. Use this for scripts, or for any tool that does not support MCP. There is one endpoint per tool. Arguments go in the query string, and the answer comes back as JSON.

https://docs.softr.io/api/docs/search?query=custom+domain

Read the OpenAPI description. It is built from the same definitions as the tools, so it always matches what the endpoints do.

Read these docs as Markdown

Add .md to any page URL to get its Markdown source. You can also send the headerAccept: text/markdown to the page URL itself.

To read the whole documentation in one file, open llms-full.txt. For a short index of every page, open llms.txt.