NYAN is available in three editions: Standard, Professional and Architect.

With the Standard Edition you can present and analyze static stimuli. Furthermore you can record the screen content as video (screen recording) and recorded videos can be edited and evaluated. You have also unlimited access to comprehensive tools for data export and synchronization.

The Professional Edition complements the Standard Edition with sophisticated functionality regarding web and video analysis. You can show videos to your subjects and mix their display with your static stimuli. You can as well follow your subjects on web pages and have access to the navigation pathes of whole subject groups. Analyzing web pages is supported by NYAN's automatisms, scrolling and oversized web pages are no problem at all.

The Architect Edition contains all features of the Professional Edition plus a set of specialized analysis tools and the possibility to use a double computer configuration. Monitor your subjects on a second computer, control NYAN remotely and send triggers on important events.

		Standard	Professional	Architect
Stimuli	Images
	Texts (integrated editor)
	Color screens
	Fixation crosses
	Screen content
	Videos
	Audio
	Web pages (static and dynamic)
Data recording (selection)	Raw gaze data (data output of the eye trackers)
	3D eyeball position
	Fixations, saccades
	Key presses
	Mouse events (movement, buttons)
	Time stamps for post-hoc synchronization
	Stimulus events (start, end, frame change, etc.)
	Data for frame level synchronization with videos
	Changes of web pages
	Scrolling of web pages and additional web events
	3D-gaze data (EyeFollower)
	Synchronized data from external sources
Available analyses (selection)	Gaze time plot
	Scanpath
	Static attention maps
	Dynamic attention maps
	Group comparison analysis
	Areas of interest (AOIs)
	Dynamic areas of interest (AOIs) on videos
	Web navigation analysis
	Video gaze cluster / Bee swarm
	Clickmap
	Questionnaire data visualisation
Special features (selection)	Study designer
	Web compatibility of analysis tools
	WebTask-Editor
	Observer screens
	User video & sound replay
	Real-time triggers
Export features (selection)	Gaze data (X, Y, pupil size, fixations, saccades) separately for both eyes on binocular systems
	Stimulus information (e.g. name, start, stop, synchronization on frame level)
	AOI coordinates
	Mouse and keyboard events
	Fixations in AOIs
	Analysis results and diagrams as image or video
	Timestamps for post-hoc synchronization with external programs
	Web page data (e.g. name, URL, preceding page, following page)
	Web page events (e.g. start, stop)
	Navigation path in high resolution
	Videos with gaze overlay