Route Benchcore
Heatmaps that explain the skip, not just the click.
We train product and UX teams to read Heatmap Analytics for App Screens with discipline — so redesigns follow evidence, not loud opinions in the stand-up.
Programs
Courses built around real screen recordings
Skip the theory-only walkthrough. Each program pairs heatmap tooling with critique rituals your team can reuse next sprint.
Screen Heatmap Studio
Six modules on tap maps, scroll depth, rage taps, and presenting findings without overclaiming.
Cold Zone Clinic
A two-week sprint for onboarding and checkout screens that quietly lose people.
Cohort Critique Lab
Facilitated reviews where designers, PMs, and analysts argue from the same heatmap frame.
Why teams enroll
Stop treating red blotches like a verdict
Heatmap Analytics for App Screens only helps when you know what the overlay cannot prove. We teach that boundary first.
- Separate attention heat from intentional taps before you move a primary button.
- Build a shared vocabulary so engineering does not hear “users hate this” when the map shows friction.
- Practice Bangkok-friendly case work with Thai and regional app patterns, not only Western ecommerce samples.
From recent cohorts
Voices from the Screen Heatmap Studio
Module three forced us to annotate a scrollmap before proposing layout changes. Our checkout drop-off conversation finally stopped circling the same hero image complaint.
Useful, though the sample size guidance is stricter than our analytics vendor’s marketing. That honesty saved us from a premature redesign on a low-traffic settings screen.
Field notes
Latest from the blog
Short pieces on tap density, cold zones, and how Thai fintech teams brief stakeholders with heatmaps.
Bring a messy screen recording. Leave with a reading plan.
Ask about the next Bangkok cohort or a private team lab for Heatmap Analytics for App Screens.