Alternatives

Products that do what WebGazer.js does

Eye tracking on the browser

1WS
WebGazer – Simple and Affordable Website Monitoring Service▲65
2018 · webgazer.io
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WebGazer▲281
Free website monitoring service
2018
3
BrainGaze▲87
Next-generation eye tracking software
2014
4
Attensee▲69
An eye tracking alternative that actually works
2014
5RT
Real-time server monitoring in your browser▲346
2014 · scoutapp.github.io
6WI
WebGL Insight, a Debugging Toolkit for Chrome▲72
2016 · github.com
7AV
A visual HTML5 animation editor in your browser▲295
2014 · animatron.com
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Mouseflow▲69
Live Click Tracking & Website Analytics
2014
9
Nightwatch▲92
Search visibility tracker for web professionals
2016
10
RealEye EyeTracker▲136
Use the webcam to discover what people see on your site
2020
11PC
Polarr.co, a WebGL photo editor▲167
2014 · polarr.co
12AC
A Chrome extension that tracks front-end JavaScript at runtime▲95
2018 · github.com
13AT
A tiny JS library for real-time localization of eye pupils▲153
2019 · tehnokv.com
14SA
Spotbot, a Slack bot that monitors your website for visual bugs▲179
2016 · spotbot.qa
15
Retinad ▲110
Gaze tracking heatmaps and analytics for VR apps
2016
16VM
VoxLords – My latest WebGL Chrome Experiment▲32
2015 · chromeexperiments.com
17
Shade▲131
Gradient explorer
2015
18AT
A tool that lets you visualize how people use your website in realtime▲69
2014 · seeyourvisitors.com
19
LinkTrackr▲108
Link tracking made easy
2015
20ME
Monitorbook – Easily track anything on the web▲134
2014 · monitorbook.com
21TA
Tabbie, a tab manager for Google Chrome▲73
2016 · github.com
22
PageGauge▲92
Quickly assess your website's usability
2015
23VV
Viewfinder – Virtualized browsers for your web app▲42
2021 · github.com
24
WebXR Viewer▲77
AR viewer from Mozilla
2017

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