Clixpy is recording your actions right now

Clixpy is a decent clone of clicktale.com, userfly.com, and exactostats.com, but doesn't seem to have a "shtick" that differentiates it from the other offerings. With userfly.com, we tried to make everything dead simple, and much cheaper than clicktale. We also focus on capturing quality user sessions (lots of page views, lots of actions fired per page, bounced users don't count against your quota).<p>However, at the end of the day, watching individual user sessions, one after another, doesn't really scale; you need a way to aggregate the data to identify trends that may suggest pain points for the end user, and we haven't really cracked that nut (and neither have our competitors).

Testing this now. One issue for me is that I get a lot of traffic from reddit, stumbleupon, etc.. these users don't stick around for more than 5 secs and they are going to use up my captures quickly. I would suggest only counting captures that have clicks.<p>Another suggestion: I'd love to be able to see how users browse a particular page, but i might have to wade through a ton of captures to do so. Would be cool if you captured every user session and I could then search to find some that include that page, then unlock those session by using some of my purchased credits.<p>EDIT: One problem I'm seeing is that when the user goes to a new page the timer freezes and it takes about 10 seconds to start playing again, but it jumps 10 seconds ahead, so you miss some activity there. Looks like th is is because my website takes awhile to finish loading (lots of images below the fold).

Great demo as soon as you arrive.

Be nice if I could see how much it costs before I give it my email address :/

Didn't work for me - perhaps it needs Flash or Java?<p>In any case I thought stuff like that has been done for years? There are apps that draw you a heatmap of your site based on mouse movements, too?

Wow very nice. I wonder how it handles different browser renderings though? For instance the clicks and stuff could seem off.

There was a similar app by HNer I remember: userfly.com

Very cool and extremely well implemented.<p>But somehow my paranoia bubbles to the surface on viewing that demo. This is in a way scary, getting even more information on the users.<p>It's probably just me but I'm getting increasingly paranoid of the amount of information that is being collected on the Internet (and a LOT of it without disclosure)

Very cool, but in itself not very useful? Can you add some metrics for tracking how users use the site? (If this is already there plz ignore)<p>What would help me is seeing the aggregation of use across several users instead of the mouse movements of one.

This is completely terrifying.<p>You don't know who Clixpy is. You put this on your site, a user types in their password and so far we just have their word that they are not recording it - has anyone looked closely at the JS?

Looks great...another site like this that I've been using lately is Clicktale. You get 100 free captures per week on one domain, or 20,000 per month for $99. One of the nice features that Clicktale has is scrolling heatmaps, so you can see what percentage of users scroll to different parts of your page, where they spend the most time, etc. Useful for landing pages.

This looks amazing. I've been wanting something like this but I didn't realize it was possible.<p>This is going on my website tonight.<p>[EDIT]<p>Looks cool, but still has some bugs in it. In particular, some of the Javascript that is on your site seems to activate while you watch the replays.

I thought perhaps it would work with the iPhone but that does not seem to be the case. Looks pretty neat and simple. As others have said similar to userfly.com.

The text I typed into the "AJAX" tab along with the Google results did <i>not</i> show up in the re-played demo w/ Safari 4 on OS X.

It seemed to double-click the checkboxes - selecting them and deselecting them.<p>Safari 4 final on Leopard, if it helps at all.

Not working for me -- after playback it shows just empty gray page.<p>Using Google Chrome 2.0.172.31 on Vista.

Does anyone know if this will work behind logins? Or does the site have to be visible from clixpy.com?

Didn't do anything on Chromium/Ubu.

"Clixpy`s Demo" -- wrong quote.