I've been waiting for someone to do this for years. BUT, the extended idea o mine was knowing what people around you listen to that aren't your friends. Example, you're on the bus and you can see anonymously what people are listening to, and check it out, start a conversation.

So much of these cleaner apps are pure spam. How is this different—especially when it's free?

What do you mean?

Okay, this is finally something I have had in my head for many years but could not find a way to visualize. The mix of soft and hard-constraints, formats and embeds seems perfect.

Can't wait to try.

You're not that guy

Yep, it was a sneaky way to get some qualitative input without having to decipher what users really meant when they talked about how they use the product. But it doesn't replace talking to users, of course.

Well, when I was head of UX at an ad-tech company we used Fullstory in many ways:

• it helped us see how much the dashboard was being used and what it was used for
• we could immediately see if something wasn't working and could raise the issue with engineering (if they somehow missed it)
• we could plan features better because we knew exactly what people did in the dashboard
• when we implemented a new feature we could look exactly at that class and see if anyone has used it and how

It was one of the best tools I've used as a UX person and it helped the PM even more. Didn't drastically change how we worked, but was a great conversation starter with other parts of the company.

ugh i need this in my life

Such a cool surname, Demian! Means "struggle" in Slovenian.

I think you'll love what fullstory.com does.