v0.43.0

Scanpath Studio shows how people read. It draws eye-tracking-while-reading data over the text at its position on the screen, replays each reading, compares participants, and exports figures for a paper. This is a beta: the app, the Python API and the CLI may still change during 0.x.

Get it

• Desktop app, for your own data: the Windows, macOS and Linux downloads under Assets below.
• With pip (Python 3.11–3.14): pip install -U scanpath-studio, then scanpath-studio.
• In the browser: try the bundled demo online.

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Not included yet: reading measures computed by the app from fixations. Corpus Analysis shows the measures your dataset brings.

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Added

• The docs home page has a Cite button beside Tutorials, linking to how to cite Scanpath Studio. (#512)
• Scanpath Studio is easier to cite: a Cite button beside the figure, replay and bundle downloads and in Share → Code gives a figure credit, APA, BibTeX and .bib / .ris files (naming OneStop or PoTeC too when the data comes from them), every figure, replay and page saved from Export, the API or the CLI (PNG, SVG, PDF, HTML, GIF, MP4) carries the citation in its file metadata, the export bundle adds a CITATION.bib and a README Cite section, an optional Credit line under the plot (Figure & canvas → Credit, --credit, show_credit=True) says where a shared figure came from, and scanpath-studio cite / sps.cite() print it headlessly. (#514)
• An Essentials mode for first-time users: a trimmed Scanpath view that opens a new visit on a playing replay, with an Essentials | Full switch in the header that the browser remembers. (#516)
• Data Management → Saved on this computer now lists every dataset on this computer in one list: the datasets you added and the public datasets you downloaded, each with its size and location. A downloaded dataset can be deleted from its row, after a confirmation; clearing what is saved still leaves downloads alone. (#517)