Chiasm
6.6#4 in eye tracking softwareFrom €199 a monthFree planWebAPI
VisitChiasm vs PyGaze
What both publish
| Fact | Chiasm | PyGaze |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | The service is for business, professional, academic, institutional or organisational use and is not intended for consumers using it personally. | The about page describes PyGaze as aimed at people with minor to advanced programming skills, preferably in Python 2.X. |
| Platforms | Participants use a modern browser and standard webcam without installing software; Chiasm currently works best in Google Chrome on laptops and desktops. | The about page says PyGaze supports Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. |
| Support | Standard technical support is best effort and includes bug fixes, platform-use assistance, documentation and general guidance; study-design advice and data analysis are excluded. | The documentation invites users who cannot find an answer to contact the PyGaze team. |
Chiasm plans
- FlexFree
- Starter€199 a month
- Pro€499 a month
- CustomPriced on request
PyGaze plans
- PyGazeFree
Pick Chiasm if…
Chiasm suits researchers and organisations running remote webcam-based studies, particularly those using Qualtrics, jsPsych, or custom web studies. It is not intended for personal consumer use.
Pick PyGaze if…
PyGaze suits researchers or developers with some Python programming skills who are building eye-tracking experiments. It may also suit users who need gaze-contingent tools or support for the listed tracker and stimulus systems.