VisualEyes - Attention heatmaps powered by AI 🔥

...because it works and the heatmap confirms design assumptions.

Hey fellow ProductHunters 😻 I'm Dimitris Raptis, Co-Founder and designer of VisualEyes. With my team, we're thrilled to introduce you to our next-generation design assistant! :: Mission :: Currently, the design teams are struggling to survive under the countless screen iterations. Thousand design decisions are in doubt or taken under a non-clear context. Traditional A/B testing is a credible way to choose between your variants but takes time and effort to conduct it. We live in the attention era, but our design processes are full of distraction! That's why we created VisualEyes! 🎉 The first A.I design assistant that can predict the attention in your designs. The algorithm is powered by Artificial Intelligence and neuroscience research on real eye tracking data from our platform and respective open datasets. :: Available Features :: ∙ Attention Heatmaps ∙ Unlimited heatmaps for the next 2 weeks. For ProductHunt users only! ∙ Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD plugins ∙ Web-based testing at our official website :: Coming Soon :: ∙ Areas of Interest (AOI) ∙ Scroll Maps ∙ Clarity score with custom demographics ∙ Pricing plans :: The Backstory :: We are a team of 5 engineers, passionate about design, technology and user experience! The last two years, we have been striving to democratise eye-tracking experiments by building our remote eye tracking testing platform, Loceye. Our findings during the previous years taught us that designers nowadays are iterating faster than before, leaving them with little time for actual user testing. That's the reason we created VisualEyes! Feel free to drop any questions or feedback in the comments. We're all really excited to be sharing with the community! Happy testing 🍻

Great tool! Congrats!!! I find it very useful when validating my designs with my clients

Interesting concept. Testing it out.

Looks super valuable!

Great! Keep up the good work!

This looks great, very useful! I did notice one thing though - if you upload a vertically-long image, the resulting heatmap comes out at a very low resolution. To replicate, I used the "Full Screen Capture" Chrome Extension on a Google results page (with 100 results on a page), exported as PNG, and uploaded to VisualEyes. While the heatmapping worked, the image lost much of its detail. Probably not the most important thing to fix though, given that nobody would be looking at a page in its entire vertical length at once. Attention to content as you scroll is SUPER important to my use case, so I look forward to scroll maps!

Great tool!! You guys rock!

I have been testing this and it's amazing, great product!

In-freaking-creadible. As a product, I would love for Visual Eyes to be able to keep a low price or free option for those of us who, like me, are still proving that design is a valuable tool for the product