EyeWorks review
A mature live-study suite for researchers needing detailed gaze analysis and reporting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
EyeWorks is research software for designing live eye-tracking studies, presenting test materials, collecting gaze and behavioral data, analyzing viewing patterns, and reporting results. It is suited to researchers working with displays, websites, videos, mobile devices, physical materials, simulators, and real-world environments. The product supports eye-data and point-of-gaze video recording alongside keypresses, mouse clicks, audio, and web-page scrolling, making it relevant when gaze needs to be interpreted with other study events.
Its analysis and reporting depth is the main differentiator. Researchers can work with heatmaps, GazeTraces, GazeClusters, GazeStats, GazeClips, BeeSwarms, and Dynamic Heatmaps, then apply regions-of-interest and dynamic-area-of-interest analysis to moving content. Charts, graphs, tables, reporting tools, and CSV export support both presentation and external statistical analysis. Remote video viewing and streaming, debriefing, multi-display recording, and scene-camera recording extend the workflow beyond a single screen.
The published product variants are Lite, Pro, and Premier, while the vendor's product page directs prospective customers to contact EyeTracking for pricing. Ecosystem fit includes leading simulation products, third-party applications through the AppConnect SDK, and physiological sensors through Quad Server. Mobile-device coverage includes iOS, Android, and Windows Phone devices through the Scene Camera Module. EyeWorks is a strong choice for mature live studies that need scripting, rich visualization, dynamic content analysis, and external integrations. Teams seeking a lightweight or software-only workflow should consider whether its hardware-based approach and module-dependent setup match their needs.
EyeWorks pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports scripting across images, web pages, videos, and external interfaces
- Combines gaze, behavioral, scene-camera, and multi-display recording
- Offers ROI, dynamic-ROI, visualization, reporting, and CSV export
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting the vendor
- Hardware is required for the eye-tracking workflow
- Mobile-device support depends on the Scene Camera Module
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