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Lissoss reads every visit to your site overnight, groups what went wrong into one inbox, tells each problem's story with its one fix — and checks your own numbers after you ship it.

Three colleagues in a bright lounge, one seated with papers, two standing over a laptop
Issue InboxOvernight run
HighFrustration · /pricing

The Enterprise card looks clickable — and isn't

One fix · Link it to /contact.

28 sessions

Four jobs, start to finish. Every one the same four steps.

acme.example/pricing
Looks clickable — and isn't.
FixedThe next visits reach /contact

Why buyers leave pricing.

  1. Spot it
  2. Explain it
  3. Fix it
  4. Prove it

Sample data · acme.example

Each night the math groups the friction — rage and dead clicks, drop-offs, funnel leaks, landing bounces, JavaScript errors — and one AI call names every cluster, tells its story and writes one fix for it.

Overnight · one AI call · sample data

Inbox3 tonight
HighFrustration

One fix · Link the Enterprise card to /contact.

Where they came from, the happy path, the wrong path, why they left, and one fix — with a flow that marks the friction. Stored once; regenerated only when you ask.

awwwards.com/
/pricing
Left
Why they leftVisitor from Berlin

“Rage-clicked the Enterprise card twice, got nothing, and left from pricing.”

One fix · Link it to /contact

Marking an issue fixed stamps the date. Every triage after it compares the affected-session rate before and after — normalised for traffic — and says what happened. Sample data, /pricing.

Before · 6 days21 of 260 sessions · 8.1%
Fixed
After · 6 days3 of 244 sessions · 1.2%
−0%affected-session rate, before against after
Improvedthe verdict — or unchanged, worse, too early to say
6 daysto a verdict, on this traffic

The email that starts each morning, the pages that need you most, an agent that can ask, and the analytics underneath — each one feeding the same inbox.

This morning · acme.example

Pricing is where this week's buyers got lost.

One thing to do

Link the Enterprise card to /contact. It's the most expensive problem in the inbox.

Weekly digestHeadline, what happened, one thing to do.
/pricing86
/promo74
/features61
/38
Page StudioAttention scores, a page review, a redesign ready for Figma.
> Which page needs the most work?lissoss_pages_needing_attention → /pricing · attention 86→ Make the Enterprise card a real link to /contact (or add a “Talk to us” button inside it).
MCP serverYour coding agent asks Lissoss what to change.
100%
46%
31%
7%
AnalyticsSessions, funnels, sources, pages — counted honestly.

Sample data · acme.example on Lissoss

No card. One snippet. Sample data until yours arrives.