Watch people use it

Publish a test in the morning and spend lunch watching strangers try to finish the task you wrote.

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How a study runs

01Draft

Write the task

Point it at a prototype or a live URL, write the task in one sentence, and add the questions you want asked after.

Task libraryQuestion types
02Field

Recruit and run

Take testers from the panel or bring your own. Sessions start within the hour and record screen, voice and face.

Panel recruitingYour own testers
03Read

Mark the moments

Every session arrives transcribed and timestamped. Mark the twelve seconds that matter and the clips collect into a reel your team will sit through.

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What comes back

Where they went38 sessions
Where they clicked1,204 clicks
0:000:010:020:03
What they said16 clips

Twenty-two ways to put a design in front of somebody, and everything that comes back out: recordings, transcripts, heatmaps, and the consent covering all of it.

Prototype testsScreenersClick heatmapsRecordingsCard sortingTranscriptsTree testingSurveysFirst-click testsHighlightsLive interviews
ConsentPanel recruitingIncentivesFive-second testsAnnotationsSentiment tagsRedactionsMobile captureBenchmarksShareable reelsExports
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Test the prototype

Drop in a prototype link and watch somebody try to finish the flow, days before a single component gets built.

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Test the onboarding

Point it at the live signup and see where new accounts stall, usually on the step everybody agreed was obvious.

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Test the wording

Two labels, one question, three hundred people. Comprehension results come back the same afternoon, and the argument about the word ends with a number.

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Test the concept

Show three directions before any of them is designed, and find out which one people can describe back to you unprompted.

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168,400
Verified testers in the panel
41 min
Median wait to a first session
9,120
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The duty of care

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Recorded consent

Every tester agrees on camera before the first task begins.

Faces blurred

Blur the face and mute the name before a clip leaves.

Screened panel

Testers are identity-checked and re-screened every ninety days.

Paid fairly

Incentives clear within an hour of a completed session.

Short retention

Recordings are deleted after ninety days unless you keep them.

Your region

Sessions are recorded and stored in the region you choose.

What it costs

Solo$0no cardTeam$99per monthStudio$1,290per monthProgrammeCustomannual only
Studies
Sessions a month20120600Unlimited
Unmoderated tasks
Live moderated interviews
Participants
Panel recruits025150Custom
Custom screeners
Analysis
Transcripts and clips
Click heatmaps
Path analysis
Workspace
Editor seats1525Unlimited
Shared report links
Trust
Consent capture
SSO and SCIM
Support
Email support
Study design review
Named researcher
We stopped arguing about the flow. We watched eleven people fail it instead.
Ruth Calder · Head of Product, Pinecrest
Field report

How teams test now

We asked 1,400 designers, researchers and product managers how often they test, who they test with, and what happens to the findings a month later.

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How teams test
2026

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