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Record mouse activity across page views and generate heatmaps automatically. 🖱️ Want authentic feedback without crossing privacy lines? This lightweight Chrome extension lets testers voluntarily record and export heatmaps of their browsing experience—no tracking, no backend, and no need to touch your codebase. 🎯 One click, full insight – Testers choose when to begin, browse naturally, and generate a downloadable heatmap that highlights attention, hesitation, and interaction patterns. Identify friction points from dwell time and cursor linger—where users hesitate, you iterate. It's the perfect low-friction tool for early-stage UI feedback. 🚀 Features: ✅ Voluntary Recording Only – Testers control their sessions start to finish. No tracking or data collection without consent. ✅ Lightweight, Local-First Build – No backend, third-party scripts, or external dependencies. Data is stored and processed entirely on-device. ✅ Universally Compatible – Works on any page without modifying source code or installing dev tools. ✅ Downloadable Heatmaps – Visual summaries are auto-saved to the tester's device and can be shared manually via email or upload. ✅ Standardized Output Format – Each heatmap is timestamped and encoded with the session URL and duration, making it easy to batch-analyze user hesitation, exploration, or flow breakdowns. Whether you're refining wireframes or debugging a confusing flow, this tool gives you a clear read on what’s working—and what’s not—without compromising user agency or privacy.
Jun 29, 2025
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