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    Gossip Analytics — Unity SDK

    Unity SDK to send XR analytics (VR/AR/MR) telemetry to Gossip Analytics.

    Track session lifecycle, user/device context, interactions, movement, eye/hand signals when available, optional heatmaps and Production-only image heatmaps.

    What this SDK does

    Unity SDK to send XR analytics telemetry to Gossip Analytics.

    Telemetry

    • Session lifecycle
    • User/device context
    • Interactions
    • Movement
    • Eye/hand signals (when available)
    • Optional heatmaps
    • Production-only image heatmaps

    Requirements

    • Unity 2021.3 LTS+
    • OpenXR-first
    • XR Bootstrap is required

    In Unity, open Window → Package Manager, click +Add package from git URL, then paste:

    https://github.com/GossipAnalyticsXR/Gossip_Analytics_Unity-SDK.git
    1. Install the SDK via Git URL (see below).
    2. Windows → Package Management → Package Manager
    3. Open + → Install Package from git URL → Install
    4. Install dependencies
    5. Import the Sample (press Samples -> Import)
    6. Window -> Gossip Analytics -> 1 - Quick Setup (places the manager and opens settings)
    7. The Inspector will show your GossipAnalyticsSettings. Get your 3 API Keys (Dev, Beta, Production) from the Gossip Analytics dashboard -> Company Overview section, enter them, then press Check Connection to verify.
    8. Select the active Environment.
    9. Next: open Window -> Gossip Analytics -> 2 - Instrumentation Manager
    10. Instrumentation Manager: By default, the sections Interactables and Trackers (29) are enabled.
    11. From section Permissions add VRPermissionsHandler (4).
    12. Save & Close
    13. Press Play and verify your data appears in the Gossip Analytics dashboard

    Heatmaps

    • By default the heatmaps are enabled.
    • IMPORTANT: Image heatmaps are sent only in Production.

    Support

    Uninstall

    1. Open Window → Gossip Analytics → Uninstall.
    2. Click Uninstall → Accept.
    3. The SDK is removed in less than two clicks. Your app scene, assets and code stay untouched.