Test your idea
before the market
does.
Simulate how different customer groups may react to your product, concept, price or campaign — before you spend money launching it.
- Panel size
- 0+
- Time to insight
- ~4 min
“Not enough activities for children.”
Add a family-focused package and clearer information about nearby attractions.
The crowd is made of individuals. Open one.
Three steps from idea to structured research.
Upload what you have, describe who should judge it, and read the results as a research brief rather than a chat transcript.
1Upload your concept
Text, images, PDFs, a website URL, pricing and multiple concept versions.
2Choose your audience
Describe the customer group in plain language, or configure demographics and behaviour in detail.
3Get the research
Sentiment, purchase intent, objections, themes, segment differences, recommendations and interview transcripts.

The output is a decision, not a wall of text.
Every study aggregates individually simulated participants into themes, segments and recommended actions.
Price feels high versus Cyprus and Greece
43% of participants
UK parents 32–41 with children under 8
79% purchase intent
Clarify the children's programme and inclusions
High impact

Sentiment, intent, pricing sensitivity and segment splits are computed from stored answers — each figure labelled measured or interpreted.
How the numbers are produced- Participants are generated from your brief — never real people, lists or scraped profiles.
- Nothing to anonymise, no respondent PII to store, nothing to delete on request.
- No recruitment, incentives or fieldwork contracts to sign.
- Studies are isolated per organisation with row-level access control.
- Uploaded files are private by default and served through signed access only.
- Unreleased concepts are never used to train shared models.
Simple monthly plans. No credits to count.
You buy studies per month; panel size scales with the plan. Follow-ups on an existing panel are always free.
What should you learn before spending real money?
Run a 100-participant panel on your concept today.
