@erezroso Although we ultimately share the same goal, our aim is to provide you with insights into what you should fix VS analysis, we're doing that by a combination of features:
You can see the session timeline on the sessions page
Each session gets a customizable session score, the higher it is, the more relevant it's(and packed with information)
The next features we're planning to launch will focus on even deeper insights into your application.
@jimmymackin Although we ultimately share the same goal, our aim is to provide you with insights into what you should fix VS analysis, we're doing that by a combination of features:
You can see the session timeline on the sessions page
Each session gets a customizable session score, the higher it is, the more relevant it is(and packed with information)
The next features we're planning to launch will focus on even deeper insights into your application & users.
@ourielohayon Great question, there are a couple of main differences.
Jaco is much easier to install and is able to capture much more refined user experience, allowing you to see not only the "big" things like mouse movements, but also dynamic content, load times, spinners etc, all with a single line of JS and without any deep integrations into the code.
On top of that, we allow you to detect and find common user behavior issues.
@ourielohayon I didn't say that we're the only one to give you that, but that's the main differentiator between us and clicktale for ex,
We're aiming to launch support for mobile apps in the following weeks.
@dannifriedland Nice looking product. Can really help pre-product/market fit companies.
Couple questions:
1. Do you guys support Single Page apps? Ember, Angular etc.
2. Whats X weeks retention mean in the pricing tiers?
Frankly if this works great, it could be a better way to get user insights than videos from usertesting.com.
@shekyboy
1. We sure do, the more Single they're, the better it works :)
2. The X weeks retention means that we'll store your sessions for X weeks/months until we delete them.
@otymix which startups could not afford $149 / month for understanding their customers? Genuine question because I think it depends what stage a startup is at. I'd say this price is nothing compared to other costs and the results these types of tools can yield.
@otymix@sheppyc I know this thread is a few months old but I just got an email from these guys that they are discontinuing their free tier (funny how they originally called it "always free") and came here to look for alternatives.
I wanted to answer @sheppyc question on which startups can't afford this - bootstrapped startups, the ones that need it the most too, as they mostly likely don't have the UI/UX staff. Jaco has a good product but unfortunately I can't afford it at the moment - I am generating exactly $0 revenue, offering the product to a few beta-testers.
@Dannifriedland Really useful tool, we've already have some valuable insights into user behaviour and were able to validate some of our hypotheses! One question - did you guys also work on ensuring the snippet doesn't slow down site speed? what was the result?
@grinbee We sure did, for the majority of cases it should have almost no impact, if your site is especially heavy we can run a detailed performance check for you.
@thewhizkids There are a lot of differences, the most noticeable one is the recording quality, if you're running a complex application, you will get far better results using Jaco.
We also detect common patterns and issues, sending you interesting sessions you should watch, and allowing you to find exactly what you need, when you need it.
I think that if you give us a try, you'll easily notice the difference!
As an early Beta user I have to say that this product and the team behind it are both awesome, the amount of innovation it brings to the table is with not doubt huge. Take it for a test drive.
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