can i know which subfeatures users have clicked most with name or only main category of the features can be analysed
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Yes, you can analyze which subfeatures users have clicked on most—down to the specific element or feature name—if your event tracking is structured to capture this detail. Mixpanel recommends using event properties to provide context about each event. For example, instead of tracking separate events for each subfeature, you can track a single event like Feature Clicked
and use a property such as feature_name
or subfeature_name
to specify exactly which subfeature was clicked. This allows you to break down your analysis by these properties and see which subfeatures are most engaged with by users, not just the main feature category Docs: Events and Properties.Similarly, for click tracking via Heatmaps or Autocapture, Mixpanel can capture clicks on individual site elements, providing precise insights into which specific modals, dropdowns, or features users engage with the most. This element-level tracking helps you understand usage at the subfeature level, not just the main category Docs: Heatmaps for Web (Beta).To summarize: as long as your implementation includes properties or element-level tracking, you can analyze user engagement at both the main feature and subfeature levels.
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is heatmap feature only available for website and not for app?