Instead of GazePlotter
GazePlotter alternatives
GazePlotter turns imported eye-gaze files into visual analyses without requiring code. Researchers and non-programmers can compare areas of interest, inspect scanpaths and transitions, examine recurrence and metric timelines, and calculate measures such as dwell time, fixation duration, latency and eye-movement types. It accepts files from several eye-tracking systems plus custom CSV, detects file types automatically, and exports workspaces, figures and analysis data. The free Progressive Web App runs on web, Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, with local browser processing and offline capability.
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GazeRecorder
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb+1Webcam-based remote UX research and heatmaps — GazeRecorder captures webcam eye movement and video, while GazePlotter analyzes imported gaze files.
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Labvanced
Free plan APIExtensionLinux+3No-code behavioral experiment design and webcam tracking — Labvanced builds and runs behavioral studies with webcam tracking, whereas GazePlotter focuses on analyzing imported data.
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Hawkeye
Free plan iPhoneWebTesting websites, images and prototypes with participants — Hawkeye runs software-based product tests and aggregates participant heatmaps, unlike GazePlotter’s imported-data analysis.
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iTrace
Free plan LinuxSelf-hostedWebOpen-source webcam gaze and pupil analysis — iTrace computes calibrated gaze, fixation, saccade, microsaccade and pupil measures from webcam capture, beyond GazePlotter’s visualization suite.
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PyGaze
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsPython-controlled eye-tracking experiments — PyGaze provides Python interfaces for presenting stimuli and communicating with trackers, while GazePlotter analyzes existing files without experiment control.
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Chiasm
Free trial APIWebLarge-scale online webcam gaze studies — Chiasm captures timestamped webcam gaze linked to study events and streams data, rather than providing GazePlotter’s offline analysis workflow.
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OGAMA
Free plan WindowsWindows slideshow experiments and eye-tracking analysis — OGAMA records slideshow studies and offers attention maps, saliency and replay, while GazePlotter is cross-platform and imports multiple formats.
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OpenGazer
Free plan LinuxSelf-hosted - 9
Retra
Free plan Android - 10
WebGazer.js
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 11
Feng-GUI
Free trial APIWeb - 12
GazeSense
Free trial APILinuxWindows - 13
UXR Eye Tracking
Free plan Web - 14
Gazepoint Analysis UX Edition
Free trial Windows - 15
RealEye
Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb - 16
SR Research Data Viewer
Free trial LinuxMacWindows - 17
EyeWorks
Paid AndroidiPhone - 18
Pupil Core
Paid APILinuxMac+1 - 19
Dikablis D-Lab
Paid Windows - 20
Fred
Paid Web5.5 Visit site - 21
Tobii Pro Lab
Free trial Windows - 22
SR Research WebLink
Free trial ExtensionWindows - 23
ViewPoint EyeTracker
Paid APILinuxMac+1 - 24
Pupil Player
Paid LinuxMacWindows
An alternative may suit you better when you need to collect webcam gaze, build experiments, test websites or prototypes, or control tracking from Python. GazePlotter analyzes imported data rather than capturing participants, and OGAMA files retain sequence order but not accurate timing for temporal measures. Compare whether you need experiment design, live participant metrics, specialized pupil analysis, direct tracker control or a programmable workflow. Platform requirements also matter: some options are Windows-only, require Python, run as self-hosted tools or depend on online services. Consider whether your work starts with existing gaze files or with a study that still needs to be created and recorded.