A little under 10 years ago I used a product that was designed for improving the website by providing heat maps, but also let you drill down to individual sessions. You could see everything, from console to UI to mouse movements. It was actually pretty neat and incredibly useful for debugging.
It was so neat and useful that as an engineering team we had to hide it from the rest of the company because we were worried it would be used to “spy” on employees. (Id like to note that it was only ever installed on internal tooling that was custom built)
Rather than passively record sessions like the tool you’re describing, Jam is an active model. It lets you actively choose when to record the screen. That way we’re able to avoid any creepiness!
We actually get a lot of requests for self hosting and it’s something I think would be great to add in the future.
It was so neat and useful that as an engineering team we had to hide it from the rest of the company because we were worried it would be used to “spy” on employees. (Id like to note that it was only ever installed on internal tooling that was custom built)
How has jam addressed this concern?
Also, is there self hosting?