Views are a number. Viewers are people.
See each viewer by name, how far they got, which parts they watched twice, and when they came back.
- MMaya Chen100%[email protected] · Germany · 1 hour ago
- DDaniel Okafor72%[email protected] · UK · 2 hours ago
- ALink for Acme41%Personal link · United States · Yesterday
- SSofia Rossi100%[email protected] · Italy · 2 days ago
Per-recipient links
Make a link for each person you send to. When they watch, you see their name, not "anonymous".
/r/kX9mQ2vLp4?via=maya/r/kX9mQ2vLp4?via=acmeCompletion and rewatch heatmap
For every viewer, a strip of the video showing what they watched, skipped and replayed.
Return sessions
See when someone comes back to a video, and how many times.
Email capture
Ask for an email before playback. Once a viewer is known, they stay known on every video.
Watched notification
An email the moment someone watches, with how much they saw. Switch it off per video or for good.
Drop-off curve
Where viewers leave, across all views of a video, so you know which part to fix.
Team insights
Workspace-wide numbers and a CSV export for the spreadsheet people.
Honest counting
Link previews, bots and your own views never count. A view is a person pressing play.
Your contacts stay yours
Emails collected on your videos belong to you. Nothing crosses between accounts.
Questions
Can it identify anonymous viewers?
A viewer is named when they open a per-recipient link or enter an email. Otherwise they show as an anonymous session, still with completion and rewatch data.
Do Slack previews count as views?
No. Unfurls, bots and your own plays are filtered out.