Rage Click
A tag placed on sessions where the user clicked the same spot on the page several times in rapid succession.
Updated: Dec 2025
Computational logic
This signal is detected from a pattern of repeated, rapid clicks on a confined area of the page within a short window; the exact count and timing threshold is deliberately not published here, since it is part of Shahin's internal detection logic and may change to improve accuracy.
Use-case narrative & business value
This metric gives you a sensitive radar for hidden friction and momentary frustration in the interface. Imagine you want to know exactly where in the journey a user hit a mental dead end — a button that doesn't work, a link that looks disabled or misleading, or an element they expected to respond but got nothing back; Rage Click marks exactly the moment that frustration boiled over. When a session gets this tag, it lights up the brightest signal for the product team to go straight to the session replay and hunt down the root of that UI bug or UX failure before it drives away a wider wave of users.
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