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Show HN: DocBeacon – See how people read your documents

https://docbeacon.io
1•howardshaw•2mo ago
I built DocBeacon because of a small moment that stuck with me. About a year ago, during a routine catch-up with our sales team, someone joked that most proposals vanish into silence after we send the PDF, and we end up calling blindly. Everyone laughed, but the frustration was real.

When I later decided to build something of my own, this was the first problem I came back to.

There are market-leading tools in this space that cover broader sales workflows. I wanted a sharper lens on reading behavior itself, so I focused DocBeacon on deeper document analytics.

With DocBeacon you can see who opened a document, how long they stayed, where attention drops, and how readers move across pages. I was especially interested in going beyond page-level stats to understand what people actually focus on within a page and how they progress through a document.

* Heatmaps show where attention clusters inside a page, not just which page was viewed.

* Reader paths visualize how people navigate a document. I use a Sankey style view to make loops, skips, and drop-offs easier to spot.

The viewer does not need to install anything or log in.

I would love feedback from anyone who sends important docs like proposals, pitch decks, specs, or hiring packets. What signals would actually change how you follow up or revise your content?

Comments

howardshaw•2mo ago
author here. thanks for checking it out.

two quick notes that might help you evaluate it faster. 1 heatmaps and reader paths are built from session-level page transitions, not just aggregate views. 2 the viewer does not need an account, and recipients do not need to log in.

i would love blunt feedback on two things.

which signal would change your next follow-up step. drop-off points, re-reads, entry pages, or something else

what feels missing compared with how you personally review proposals or decks

happy to answer technical questions about the tracking model and how we deal with noisy sessions.