Numbers
Entries, page views, actions and conversions — per day, page, source and country. Reading depth per page, and where people stop.
Tracking for websites and landing pages that sees where people look, how far they read and where they act — in numbers, as the way of a hundred visitors, and as heat on the real page. Without cookies. Without storing a single person.
The same counted facts, shown three ways — as figures, as motion, and on the page itself. Open the demo →
Entries, page views, actions and conversions — per day, page, source and country. Reading depth per page, and where people stop.
The way of one hundred visitors from their source to a page, an action or a departure. How far they read. Where they go next.
Clicks and attention on the real page, section by section — never inside forms, inputs or dialogs.
Each one is counted the same way: as sums, without a single person. Switched on by a word on a button or a label on an ad — never by a plugin.
The section a person was reading when the page was closed — per page, as a share of all departures.
A/B tests by one attribute on the page. Entries, actions, conversions and early exits per variant — the leader marked.
Your own campaign and ad labels, carried from the entry over every internal link — so each ad is judged by what it brought.
Started versus submitted, per form. Gaze knows that a form was touched — never what was typed.
Every film a person starts, in quarters. Autoplay backgrounds do not count.
Phone, e-mail, WhatsApp, the map, the booking tool — counted by the destination's name, never the address.
Monday morning, last week in a few sentences. And a mail the day a site goes silent or its conversion rate halves.
Numbers and Behaviour for someone without a login — valid for two weeks, revocable with one click.
One click and the period becomes a PDF: the figures with their change against the period before, what stands out in plain sentences, the way of a hundred visitors, reading depth with the stops, where people come from, where they act. In black for the screen, in light for the printer.
And a CSV of every table for your spreadsheet.
The hosting platform turns the address into a country, a region and a city at the moment of the request; only those three words are kept. Cities appear from five visits on — a small town plus a time would say too much.
Who counts, what is counted, on which legal basis, and what is never done — with the processors named. Ready in every site's settings, in English and German. Gaze sets no cookie, so no banner is needed for it.
Give Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant access to one site's counts — that site only, sums only. It sees the numbers, the reading depth and the page itself, proposes a concrete change, and logs it. From that day on, Gaze measures: before, after, verdict.
Logged by a person or by the assistant. Equal windows before and after, the rate per entry, and a verdict that says “too early” rather than guessing.
One address from the site's settings, pasted into the assistant's connectors. No sign-in, no key to manage, nothing to install. The assistant can read the counts and log a change — nothing else.
Set up by the house, once. Sections are found automatically; names and goals are set in Gaze. Nothing to install, nothing to maintain.
Sites built by hand, with Claude at the table. Gaze is part of the build from the first page.
Placed once by the house. No plugin, no app, nothing for you to maintain.
Short answers, the same ones the house gives in person.
No. Gaze sets no cookies and stores nothing in the browser, so there is nothing to consent to for Gaze. The only exception is a flag a site owner can set on their own browser to exclude their own visits.
Gaze is built so that no personal data is stored: no IP address, no browser signature, no identifier, no text, no input. Country, region and city are derived by the hosting platform at the moment of the request and kept as words; the address is not. Counts are held on servers in the European Union, and a ready paragraph for the client’s privacy policy comes with every site.
Page views and entries with the source as a category, which sections were on screen and for how long, where people stop, where in a section they click, contact and outbound links, named buttons, conversions, forms started and submitted (never the contents), how far films are watched, campaign labels and page variants.
Gaze counts attention, not people: it answers how far a page is read and where it loses readers, section by section, and shows the counts on the real page — without cookies, profiles or session recordings. It is one script line, with nothing to install and nothing to maintain.
Yes. Gaze is made for custom-code sites and Webflow. The house places one line in the site’s custom code; sections are found automatically, names and goals are set in Gaze.
Yes. Every site can create an MCP connection for Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Le Chat, Cursor or any other MCP client — one address, that site only, sums only. The assistant reads the counts and the page, proposes concrete changes and logs them; Gaze measures what each change did.
No. Gaze is not for sale and not licensed to third parties. It comes with House of KORYTKO: clients of the house get it as part of their work with it.
A family house for strategic advice, venture development and hands-on execution. Barbara and Patrick Korytko are entrepreneurs first: they build for themselves and for others, and they know the price of a wrong decision when the money is their own. Gaze is one of the instruments the house brings to every page it builds — so a page is judged by what people actually do on it.
Access by introduction. No self-service, no plan to pick, no card to enter.