Currently in Development

EyeTrackIn

From Gaze to Insights

Eye-tracking software for gaze recording, visualization, and analysis.

EyeTrackIn aims to streamline the workflows of acquiring, organizing, and analyzing gaze data, so researchers can spend less time on tooling and more time on questions.

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Conceptual illustration with simulated data. Not real research results.

Features

Designed for Eye-Tracking Workflows

These are the areas EyeTrackIn is being built around. The software is under active development, and capabilities will be announced as they are completed.

  • Gaze Recording

    Eye-tracking data acquisition and recording, aimed at capturing gaze data reliably during sessions.

  • Session Management

    Organization and management of recording sessions, keeping your data structured and easy to find.

  • Data Visualization

    Exploration of gaze data through visual representations such as fixations, scanpaths, and heat maps.

  • Gaze Analysis

    Tools and workflows for examining eye-tracking data and turning it into meaningful findings.

  • Research-Oriented Workflow

    A unified environment designed with research needs in mind, from acquisition to analysis.

About

About EyeTrackIn

EyeTrackIn is a desktop software project focused on simplifying the acquisition, organization, visualization, and analysis of eye-tracking data.

It is built with research in mind: the goal is to transform raw gaze data into useful information, within a single, coherent environment.

The project is intended for researchers, professionals, developers, and anyone interested in visual attention and human-computer interaction.

  • Researchers
  • Professionals
  • Developers
  • Curious minds

Community

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Contact

Get in Touch

Have a question about the project, or interested in eye-tracking research and tooling? We would be glad to hear from you.