From a broad question to clear answers

Surveys that answer the question.

We turn a broad question into a focused survey, then organize the responses into patterns, cautions and what they mean for the product.

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Spreadsheet58%
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No plan11%
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Example

The work

The moments we design

How we plan a survey, and what we do with the answers.

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The problem

Sounds familiar?

If 2 or more of these ring true, plan the survey before sending it.

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Selected work

Selected survey work

Client case studiesScreens on Dribbble and Behance

# Replicate Labs / Call feedback

Feedback screens after a call, asking “How did Cate do?” with a rating and a comment box

Case studyIn-product survey

A short survey at the right moment

A rating and comment right after each AI coaching call, so feedback arrives while the call is still fresh.

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# Cancellation flow / Exit survey

Cancellation flow with an exit survey and an offer to talk

ScreensExit survey

Asking why people leave

A short exit survey in the cancellation flow, so the team learns why people leave, not just how many.

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Proof

“I’ve had the pleasure of working with Sevgi and her team across multiple projects, and in every case, they’ve been both highly creative and professional.”

Dean Levitt · Co-Founder, LiteSite
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100%
Regular clients
10+
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Ways to start

2 ways to start

Plan a new survey, or make sense of answers you have.

  • # New survey

    Plan your survey

    A focused survey that answers one clear question.

    • The question and audience
    • Survey questions
    • Sending plan
    • Analysis of the results
  • # Existing answers

    Analyze your responses

    Turn the answers you already have into patterns and next steps.

    • Patterns and themes
    • Quotes for each theme
    • Cautions about the data
    • What it means for the product

FAQ

Questions founders ask

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01Which tools do you work with?

Any survey tool works. We can also analyze an export or a spreadsheet of answers.

02How long does a project take?

It depends on the scope. Once we’ve seen the full picture, we’ll share a rough timeline.

03How many responses do we need?

It depends on the question. We tell you up front what you can and can’t conclude from the sample.

04Is this statistical analysis?

Not by default. We organize responses into patterns and cautions. Statistical validation is scoped separately.

05What do we get at the end?

A short summary with patterns, quotes, cautions and what the results mean for the product.

Related capabilities

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NPS and survey analysis

Feedback organized into patterns, cautions and product questions.

User research

How your audience works today, and what they need next.

Product-data review

The evidence you already collect, turned into design priorities.

Product definition

The problem, audience and boundaries, agreed by everyone.

Tell us the question you want answered.

A rough idea is a fine place to start. We’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

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