Pyxis Insights

Start your next release by watching real people try to use it. With Pyxis Insights, you can launch a study in minutes, observe authentic behavior, and fix friction before it hits production. Set a goal—reduce checkout time, validate onboarding, or clarify copy—then choose where to run it: live site, mobile build, or clickable prototype. Write tasks in plain language or use the assistant to generate prompts and edge cases. Filter the audience by region, device, and experience level, then go live to a verified panel of over two million testers. You’ll see screen recordings, contextual comments, and completion metrics flowing in fast, while the system flags hesitations, dead-ends, and rage taps automatically.

Designers and writers can iterate directly on prototypes without waiting for engineering. Import flows from Figma or similar tools, attach tasks to key moments, and preview transitions to confirm motion timing and hierarchy. Heatmaps reveal where attention clusters and which elements get ignored. Try variations of microcopy, labels, or iconography; the platform measures findability and first-click success so you can ship language that reduces support tickets. Export highlight clips and annotated screenshots to speed up design critique and content reviews.

For PMs and engineers, Pyxis Insights becomes a continuous validation loop. Add a lightweight web snippet or mobile SDK to capture anonymized sessions and run rolling, unmoderated checks after each sprint. Define critical paths—sign-up, search, add-to-cart—and track pass rates, errors, and time-on-task by build number. When issues surface, push them to Jira or Linear with evidence: time-stamped videos, heatmaps, and user quotes. Use demographic filters to confirm whether fixes help new users, power users, or specific devices. Before big events like a marketing launch or seasonal traffic spike, run rapid checks on staging to confirm that performance and interaction quality hold under pressure.

Researchers can synthesize findings in hours, not weeks. Journey maps automatically assemble from captured sessions, clustering pain points and common detours. The system groups feedback themes and drafts summaries you can refine, then share as short reels for executives and stakeholders. Send alerts to Slack when a task underperforms, and publish read-only reports for partners without granting tool access. Privacy controls handle consent, mask sensitive fields, and restrict downloads when needed. Establish a weekly ritual: run a fresh test set Monday, triage findings Tuesday, ship fixes Wednesday, verify Thursday, and share wins Friday—so the product steadily gets easier, faster, and clearer to use.