Quant-UX

Create interactive prototypes and test usability with real user analytics

Pricing model

Free

Rating

★ People love it

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Quant-UX to design interactive app prototypes and test them with real users. The tool provides a visual canvas where you can build screens, connect UI elements, set up animations, and apply design systems. Once your prototype is ready, you can share a link or QR code to collect usability data. Quant-UX records user testing sessions, measures task completion times, creates heatmaps, and tracks drop-off points. You can also run A/B tests and embed surveys directly inside prototypes to gather user feedback.

What Quant-UX does

Draw screen mockups and wireframesLink UI components with conditional logic and animationsRecord user interactions and mouse clicks on prototypesAnalyze task success rates and user completion timesGenerate click heatmaps for app screensCreate survey questions inside user testing flowsVisual designer with interactive widgets, logic flows, and form validationAutomatic screen recording during user testing sessionsHeatmap generation tracking mouse clicks and interactionsBuilt-in A/B testing to compare prototype versionsTask tracking to measure completion rates and drop-off pointsDirect prototype testing on mobile devices via QR codesIntegrated surveys within interactive prototypes

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Free

Tutorials & Demos

Frequently asked

Figma, Sketch, MongoDB (for self-hosting), OpenAI (for AI features), REST API (Generic), Docker, Keycloak (SSO), Unverified, MongoDB, OpenAI, REST API, Keycloak, GitHub, Figma: Import designs for testing, Sketch: Design file synchronization, MongoDB: Primary data store for self-hosting, OpenAI: Powering AI design features, Docker: Containerized deployment, Keycloak: SSO and identity management, REST API: Generic data access, Unverified: Slack/Jira (via API), Figma (Design import), Sketch (Design import), MongoDB (Data storage), OpenAI (AI design generation), Docker (Deployment), Keycloak (Identity management), REST API (Generic data access), GitHub (Source code access), Figma: Import and sync design frames, Sketch: Native file synchronization, MongoDB: Primary data store for self-hosted instances, OpenAI: Powers AI-assisted design features, Docker: For containerized deployment, Keycloak: Enterprise SSO and identity management, GitHub: Version control for self-hosted code, REST API: Generic access for data extraction, Figma: Import designs for usability testing, Sketch: Sync design files, MongoDB: Primary database for self-hosted instances, OpenAI: Powers AI design and generation features, Docker: Containerized deployment for self-hosting, GitHub: Source code access for open-source version, Figma (Import), Sketch (Import), MongoDB (Data Store), OpenAI (AI Features), GitHub (Source)

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