Suresh Sambandam

FullStory - See every click, swipe and scroll on your site.

FullStory is captures your site visitors' browsing behavior, useful for anyone that wants to better understand their users and how they use your product.

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Aj Mihalic
If their was a way to hook this into mobile iOS or Android I'd jump on it in a second. Seriously.
Alex West
@aj_mihalic yeah! I keep hoping, thinking they'll do that. But native code is so much trickier than html to 'record'.
Ryan Hoover

When you're building a new products, user feedback is critical. You can gather feedback in a variety of ways, through in-person customer development interviews, surveys, and by simply looking at the data. I'm particularly fond of doing user testing (UserTesting is an awesome tool for this) although its only a "simulation" of what your users are actually doing.

FullStory captures a screen recording of your site visitor's actions and behavior within (cue Steve Irwin impression) their natural environment. We've used it many times at Product Hunt to better understand how people are using new or beta features we're building. It's 👍🏼.

Pros:

A "super power" for user research

Cons:

Often the video stream remains static when the user opens a new tab, pauses

Joel Webber
Impressive -- ProductHunt has been driving a decent percentage of our site traffic today. Please come on over and sign up if you're interested!
Bhavin Prajapati
@jgw Your product's literally saved us hours of work a day to find problems. Thanks for making it awesome :)
Bill Lewis
killer app $199 a month to start is pricey should be a deal for startups
Aj Mihalic
Should also check out @Heap, @fullstory, You guys could make magic if you teamed up.
Gabriel Song
We use FullStory at RelateIQ for the support process. It's radical.
Adam Kazwell
beat me to it by a second :)
Dave Mulder
@jgw — Is FullStory going beyond event tracking and activity recording? I am curious because I have used similar tools in the past but never found them an adequate replacement for usability testing.
Joel Webber
@muldster : At present we're still focused on recording sessions and tracking events, but it's still early days. We have a lot of ideas about higher level analysis, but would love to hear where such tools have failed you in the past, and what you'd like to see.
Bhavin Prajapati
This was a godsend. Amazing product, it helped us catch bugs we couldn't see before
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