Release notes and product updates for HeatMapX, newest first.
Added a real-site preview so you can check each variant of an A/B test on your actual site before it goes live. Nothing is tracked during preview, so it never pollutes your results. The results page now also shows how many more visitors — and days — are needed to reach the minimum for a winner decision. Available on all plans.
Attach any tag to a visitor (e.g. ab_variant=B) and filter heatmaps by that tag. Compare clicks and scrolls between variants of an A/B test running in your own code, or between logged-in users, plans, and traffic sources. Available on all plans, no extra tag installation required.
HeatMapX now supports Web Engagement. Deploy image-based popups and fixed bars without code. Built-in trigger timing, frequency control, and optional A/B comparison — all from your existing single-line tag.
Hand a single-use referral code to a friend: they get their first month of any paid monthly plan free, and you get one month of your plan credited back. You always hold 3 codes — used ones refill automatically. Available today on the Referral Codes page in your dashboard.
Team member invites, previously a Pro-only feature, are now available on every plan. Free/Lite/Plus get 3 seats, Pro gets 10 (including you). Downgrading never kicks out existing members.
Español, Português and Bahasa Indonesia join English and Japanese as dashboard languages. Switch anytime from the top-right language selector or the settings page.
MCP now works with claude.ai / Claude Desktop custom connectors (3 clicks, no API key). And with write support, the whole A/B loop — create, launch, stop — happens in conversation, with a mandatory confirmation before anything goes live.
HeatMapX now speaks MCP (Model Context Protocol). MCP-capable AI assistants like Claude Code can query your heatmaps, page stats and A/B test results right inside the conversation. Setup is one API key and one command.
HeatMapX now supports A/B testing. Serve two versions of a page and see, with real numbers, which one performs better. No technical expertise or code required — use it right from the screen where you set up heatmap tracking with a single tag.
We've consolidated admin-related menus, added a cross-site A/B test list, started moving toward a flat design, and improved load times by pinning processing to the Tokyo region. Day-to-day operations are now simpler and faster.
The second update of the day — the dashboard has been rebuilt with a persistent left sidebar and split into five dedicated pages, bringing it in line with the navigation patterns users expect from modern SaaS tools.
We've completely redesigned the HeatMapX dashboard with a three-way Light/Dark/System theme toggle, a tabular site list for better scannability, and a unified GitHub-style flat design.
Paste one tag to get started. Connect your AI, such as Claude, to go from analysis to improvements in a conversation. No credit card required.
