Julian Martinez’s Blog

How cool would it be to be able to watch your visitors move their mouse, click on links, and scroll down your pages?  Would that tell you anything about your site? 

This week I’ve been playing around with a software that does exactly that. Just sign up at RobotReplay, put a teeny-tiny line of script on any pages you want to record, and you’re all set. 

At Adoos, we implement new features and changes on the User Interface nearly on a weekly basis. RobotReplay is definitively going to help us understand how our users interact with the site.

One of my latest discoveries is Jungle Disk. An application that lets you store files and backup data securely with unlimited capacity. Jungle disk is powered by Amazon’s new S3 storage service and it allows you to store data for only $0.15 per GB (per month). Here are some of the specs and features:

* Store an unlimited amount of data for only 15¢ per gigabyte
* No monthly subscription fee, no startup fee, no commitment
* Your data is fully encrypted at all times
* Data is stored at multiple Amazon.com datacenters for high availability
* Access files directly from Windows Explorer, Mac OSX Finder, and Linux
* Automatically back up your important files quickly and easily

I’m currently using Jungle Disk as my main hard disk to store all my personal files and most work docs. It automatically synchronises my home PC HD, office PC HD and laptop HD!
I have even uploaded my 50GB mp3 collection (as a backup).

I highly recommend using it if you’re looking a way to back up your data and don’t want to rely on Platypus/GDrive when/if it comes out this year.