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Who uses In-App Analytics?
Hi, I am Alicia, from Emaww.com (Montreal) and this is my first post here :) I'd like to assess your interest in what we are building at Emaww: an AI-API that detects emotions in interactive touches. For those of you who are using platforms like mixpanel, hotjar, kissmetrics, appsee or others... Would you be interested in emotional insight (knowing how your users feel)? and why?
- tarun_anand 8y agoYes please message me at Tarun[dot]Anand[Gmail]dotcom
- aliciaheraz 8y agowill do!
- llllevy 8y agoAppsee actually does give you insights on users' emotions - frustration from usability issues, for example. You can see this with session recordings and touch heatmaps.
- aliciaheraz 8y agoThanks for this information. Is frustration the only emotion they measure?
- Rjevski 8y agoI’d rather spend time actually building great apps than trying to stalk every single thing my users do. I’m sure there will be a market for this (there are a lot of people than don’t give a shit about user privacy and embed every single analytics/stalking library they can put their hands on) but for me I want none of this. Users don’t expect every single touch event to be tracked and reported to a remote server, so don’t do it.
- aliciaheraz 8y agoI do agree with you Rjevski! We don't need another analytic tools where only app-owners access the data for more insight. I am sorry for not explaining what we actually intend to do at Emaww. The data we sense will be provided back to users so that they understand their own emotions and their contexts to increase their emotional awareness. Thoughts?