Abstract: A client system presents, within an execution environment of an application, a third-party media stream distinct from the application, received from a remote host server via a network. The client system detects interaction events during presentation of the third-party media stream, and transmits descriptions of the detected interaction events to the remote host server. The client system updates a data set with data corresponding to detected interaction events and generates, by application of an interaction heuristic to the data set, an interaction score indicative of a likelihood of engagement with the third-party media stream. The interaction score is provided to the application, which may then provide a reward based on the likelihood of engagement. In some implementations, the interaction heuristic is based on a number or frequency of interaction events, e.g., button utilization, screen taps, device motion, or screen changes detected during presentation of the received third-party media stream.

Abstract: A client system presents, within an execution environment of an application, a third-party media stream distinct from the application, received from a remote host server via a network. The client system detects interaction events during presentation of the third-party media stream, and transmits descriptions of the detected interaction events to the remote host server. The application may be pre-cued prior to presentation, e.g., to minimize start-up time. In some implementations, a side-band message channel is established to facilitate communication between the client system and the remote host server.

Abstract: Systems and methods for are automatically generating tutorials for applications provided herein. The server can receive, from a first client device, a first request. The server can transmit, to the first client device, an application and a recorder script to record execution of the application running on the first client device. The server can receive the recording of the application. The server can receive, from a second client device, a second request. The server can transmit, to the second client device, the application and an interaction measurement script to generate an interaction log of interactions with the application. The server can receive the log of interactions. The server can receive, from a third client device, a third request. The server can select the recording of the application based on a performance metrics for the record. The server can transmit the application with the selected recording of the application.

Abstract: Systems and methods for are automatically generating tutorials for applications provided herein. The server can receive, from a first client device, a first request. The server can transmit, to the first client device, an application and a recorder script to record execution of the application running on the first client device. The server can receive the recording of the application. The server can receive, from a second client device, a second request. The server can transmit, to the second client device, the application and an interaction measurement script to generate an interaction log of interactions with the application. The server can receive the log of interactions. The server can receive, from a third client device, a third request. The server can select the recording of the application based on a performance metrics for the record. The server can transmit the application with the selected recording of the application.

Abstract: A client system presents, within an execution environment of an application, a third-party media stream distinct from the application, received from a remote host server via a network. The client system detects interaction events during presentation of the third-party media stream, and transmits descriptions of the detected interaction events to the remote host server. The application may be pre-cued prior to presentation, e.g., to minimize start-up time. In some implementations, a side-band message channel is established to facilitate communication between the client system and the remote host server.

Abstract: A client system presents, within an execution environment of an application, a third-party media stream distinct from the application, received from a remote host server via a network. The client system detects interaction events during presentation of the third-party media stream, and transmits descriptions of the detected interaction events to the remote host server. The client system updates a data set with data corresponding to detected interaction events and generates, by application of an interaction heuristic to the data set, an interaction score indicative of a likelihood of engagement with the third-party media stream. The interaction score is provided to the application, which may then provide a reward based on the likelihood of engagement. In some implementations, the interaction heuristic is based on a number or frequency of interaction events, e.g., button utilization, screen taps, device motion, or screen changes detected during presentation of the received third-party media stream.