Does Microsoft Clarity have a public analytics API?

Only a limited Data Export API. Aggregate friction metrics — dead clicks, rage clicks, excessive scrolling, quick-backs — and dimension breakdowns are surfaced in the dashboard but aren't trivial to query programmatically, and there's no MCP server for Claude. Ask AI Data Connector syncs the aggregates and exposes them conversationally.

Can I query Clarity rage-click and dead-click rates from Claude?

Yes. Ask AI exposes Clarity's UX-issue rates (dead clicks, rage clicks, excessive scrolling, quick-backs) and total session/user counts as queryable metrics, broken down by browser, device, OS, country and traffic source, with day-by-day trends so you can see when a regression started.

Can I see WHICH pages have the worst rage-click rate?

Clarity surfaces page-level friction in its dashboard. Ask AI exposes the aggregate rates conversationally and lets you slice by dimension (device, country, source). For drilling into a specific recording you'd still open Clarity itself — Ask AI is for the questions you'd otherwise need to assemble across multiple Clarity reports.

Can I correlate Clarity friction with revenue drops?

Yes — that's the headline use case. Because Ask AI keeps Clarity sessions alongside your Shopify orders, you can ask 'did the rage-click rate jump on the day revenue dropped?' or 'is checkout-page friction higher on mobile in the UK than the US?' as a single question.

Does Clarity work alongside GA4 and Triple Whale in Claude?

Yes. Ask AI exposes Clarity, GA4, Triple Whale, Klaviyo, Gorgias and your Shopify orders through one connection, so cross-source questions — 'is the mobile bounce rate spiking on pages that GA4 also reports as low-converting?' — work as a single chat.

Get Microsoft Clarity Rage Clicks & UX Insights into Claude

Microsoft Clarity is free, the recordings are good, and the friction signals — dead clicks, rage clicks, excessive scrolling, quick-backs — catch problems no other analytics tool surfaces. The frustration starts when you try to use any of it outside the dashboard. There's no MCP server. The Data Export API is restricted. And the most useful signal — "is friction up on the day my revenue dropped?" — requires reading two dashboards side by side and squinting.

This post is about closing that gap by wiring Clarity into Claude.

The problem with Clarity's API on its own

Clarity's strength is the data it collects. Its weakness is what you can do with that data outside the Clarity UI:

The public API is minimal. Microsoft offers a Data Export API, but it's rate-limited, slow, and doesn't surface the friction metrics in a queryable form. There's no MCP server for Claude.
The friction signals live in the dashboard. Dead-click rate, rage-click rate, excessive-scroll rate, quick-back rate — these are the metrics that make Clarity worth installing. Pulling them programmatically is fiddly.
Cross-cutting is manual. Mobile-UK vs desktop-US, Safari vs Chrome, paid-social landing pages vs organic — Clarity's dashboard answers these one filter at a time. The patterns only emerge when you can see them side by side.
Session recordings are siloed. The recordings are the most powerful Clarity feature — and they stay locked to the Clarity UI. Even with the export API, no third-party tool can pull individual replays. That's intentional, and fine.

So even technical teams that use Clarity heavily end up with a workflow that's dashboard-only. You watch recordings, eyeball the friction-rate sparklines, and trust your gut about when something changed.

What Ask AI pulls in that the raw API doesn't

Ask AI Data Connector syncs Clarity's aggregate friction and session data and exposes it to Claude (and ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity) through a single connection:

UX friction signals

Dead-click rate, rage-click rate, excessive-scroll rate, quick-back rate — the four canonical Clarity friction metrics
As percentages (0–100), so a 12 means 12% of sessions had rage clicks

Engagement metrics

Total sessions, total users, average session duration, pages per session, scroll depth
Joined to your Shopify orders so you can correlate friction with revenue, not just look at it in isolation

Dimension breakdowns

Sessions by browser, device, OS, country and traffic source — so a regression on Safari iOS in the UK shows up as a specific number, not a vibe

Day-by-day trends

Daily breakdown of sessions and UX-issue rates, so you can spot the day friction spiked rather than the week

Why "Clarity in Claude" is different from "Clarity in a dashboard"

Here's the move that's hard inside Clarity itself: cross-referencing friction with everything else.

A few questions Claude can answer once Clarity + Shopify are connected:

"Did the rage-click rate jump on the day revenue dropped last week?"
"Is the dead-click rate higher on mobile in the UK than the US, and is that explained by Safari sessions?"
"Which traffic source has the worst quick-back rate — and is it the same source GA4 reports as low-converting?"
"Show me the trend in excessive-scroll rate alongside conversion rate over the last 30 days."
"Are friction rates trending up since the homepage redesign two weeks ago?"

These are cross-cuts no single Clarity screen answers cleanly. The recordings tell you what the user did; the joined data tells you whether it's getting worse, and where it's hurting most.

A note on session recordings

Clarity's signature feature is its session recordings — full-fidelity playback of what individual users actually did. Worth being straight about this: those recordings stay locked to the Clarity dashboard. Microsoft doesn't expose them through any API, and Ask AI doesn't try to. Once Claude tells you "rage clicks are spiking on the mobile checkout in the UK", you'll still pop open Clarity to watch the recording — but you'll know exactly which slice of recordings to filter to, rather than scrubbing through hundreds blind.

How to connect Clarity

Setup takes a couple of minutes:

Sign up or log in to your Ask AI Data Connector dashboard
Go to Data Sources and find Microsoft Clarity
Sign in with your Microsoft account and pick the Clarity project you want to connect
Click Sync now — we'll pull your sessions, friction rates and dimension breakdowns
Go to API Keys, generate a key, and connect it to Claude

That's it. Clarity is now queryable in plain English, alongside the rest of your stack.

The bottom line

Clarity has the data nobody else does. The gap is access: the public API is thin, the friction signals are dashboard-only, and the cross-cuts you actually need require eyeballing multiple sparklines side by side. Ask AI fills that gap by exposing Clarity's friction metrics conversationally, joined to Shopify revenue and the rest of your stack — so you find the broken page before your conversion rate tells you, not after.