About Harvv

Last updated: March 29, 2026

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 16 KB gzipped) detects 49 event types across 9 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 — WordPress (via our official plugin), Laravel (via the harvv/laravel Composer package), Shopify, or any HTML site (single script tag).

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 16 KB, fetchpriority-high, and refuses to be lazy-loaded by performance optimization plugins because broken signal is worse than no signal.

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

Last updated May 13, 2026. This page is signed by Jordan Olivas, who is responsible for everything published on harvv.com.