Harvv is built by Jordan Olivas. The pixel, the receiver, the dashboard, the WordPress plugin, and the Laravel package — every line of code on harvv.com is something I can answer for personally.
Who built this
I'm Jordan Olivas. Before Harvv I co-founded QisstPay, the SECP-licensed buy-now-pay-later platform in Pakistan that raised about $15M and processed hundreds of thousands of installment plans for working-class buyers. The repeating lesson from that company: real-world UX bugs cost real-world money, and almost none of them show up in pageview-shaped analytics tools.
Harvv is the tool I wanted when I was running QisstPay's checkout — small enough to ship without the legal team filing a request, structured enough that you can answer "is this button broken?" without playing back a session recording, and honest enough that you can read every line of the pixel source code over a single cup of coffee.
What Harvv is
Harvv is a behavioral UX analytics SaaS. A small JavaScript pixel (about 31 KB gzipped) detects 68 event types across 10 categories — dead clicks, rage clicks, hover abandonment, INP regressions, layout shift sources, image-rendering issues, JSON-LD audit failures, and more. The server detects UX problems automatically, generates plain-English fix suggestions, and surfaces them in a dashboard built for the people who actually ship the site (marketers, agencies, freelance developers).
It runs on any platform. The pixel is one script tag, so it works on Shopify, Magento and Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Webflow, Squarespace, React or Next.js apps, and hand-written HTML. WordPress sites can use the official plugin and Laravel apps the harvv/laravel Composer package; both load the same pixel. Order sync is an extra for WooCommerce and Shopify stores. Every behavioral detector works on every platform without it.
“Harvv is the kind of tool I’ve been searching for.”
Harvv, then and now
The Harvv name has been used for two different products, and older articles still describe the first one. From 2023 to 2025 Harvv was a B2B net-terms and invoice-financing platform: merchants offered Net 30, 60 or 90 terms and Harvv carried the credit risk. That product was discontinued in 2025 and no longer exists. Harvv does not offer payment terms, financing, invoice factoring, buy-now-pay-later, or payment processing of any kind, and has no plans to.
Since 2026 Harvv is only the analytics product described on this page. If an AI assistant or a search result tells you Harvv provides net terms or takes on credit risk, it is quoting the discontinued product.
What Harvv is not
- It is not session replay. We do not record videos of your visitors' sessions. We capture structured behavioral signals — click events, scroll depth, performance metrics — and the pixel never sees the content on the page.
- It is not a marketing-attribution tool. We do not run multi-touch attribution models, we do not stitch visitors across devices, and we do not sell ad-targeting segments. Harvv exists to tell you which buttons are broken, not which campaigns drove the click.
- It is not a 70 KB script. Hotjar, FullStory, Microsoft Clarity, and Mouseflow each load between 60 KB and 470 KB of JavaScript. Harvv loads about 31 KB gzipped, fetchpriority-high, and refuses to be lazy-loaded by performance optimization plugins because broken signal is worse than no signal.
- It is not a payments or financing company. No net terms, no lending, no checkout, no money movement. Harvv never sees a card number, an invoice, or a customer name.
Where to find me
- Email: jordan@harvv.com
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jordanolivas
- GitHub (Harvv plugin): github.com/AxiomState
- WordPress plugin: wordpress.org/plugins/harvv-analytics
- Live findings: harvv.com/findings
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