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Versive is an AI customer research platform that helps teams conduct and analyze research faster. Companies like Udacity and IDEO use our conversational surveys, usability tests, and AI synthesis to get faster, richer insights.

Mantal allows you to manage all aspects of clinical research from an easy to use online platform.

Perceptional is an AI-moderated user interview platform that allows product teams to deploy an engaging, context-aware chatbot to conduct qualitative user interviews. Perceptional bridges the gap between in-depth (but time-consuming) user interviews and scalable (but shallow) online surveys, allowing teams to more efficiently gather and process qualitative data. As responses are collected, Perceptional uses AI to synthesize them into key findings, summaries, themes, and much more. Our customers have experienced 10x faster product research projects compared to 1-on-1 interviews and 4x more insights compared to traditional online surveys. And most importantly, Perceptional is designed to supplement, not replace, user interviews.

Centaur Labs annotates medical and scientific data at scale, helping AI developers to build, monitor, and validate their models. We offer a secure, HIPAA compliant annotation platform that supports annotation of multiple data types (e.g., text, 2D/3D imaging, video, audio, waveform, etc.), as well as annotation services from our network of 20K+ subject matter experts, who provide millions of annotations weekly. Our platform leverages competition and performance-based incentives to ensure annotator skill and motivation, and intelligently combines the opinions of multiple people to generate the highest quality annotations (as demonstrated in papers e.g., with researchers at Memorial Sloan Kettering, at Mass General Brigham, and published in Nature Digital Medicine).

Pavlovia is a place for the wide community of researchers in the behavioural sciences to run, share, and explore experiments online. Pavlovia is for Open Science • Browse our ever-growing repository of public experiments. • Share your experiments with specific users and groups, or make them public. • Duplicate a public experiment and improve upon it, or create a new one, e.g. with PsychoPy, jsPsych, or lab.js. Pavlovia helps you organise your workflow • Store your work on our GitLab repository. • Manage version, track issues, send messages to colleagues, and put together experiment wikis. Launch your studies with Pavlovia • Upload your HTML/JavaScript files, and activate the experiment to make it available to your participants. Results and logs are saved in your repository. • You can rely on our secure server, with encrypted connections to you, and to your participants. • Recruit participants yourself, or use recruitment services such as Sona or Prolific. • Best-in-class precision.

Labvanced unites proprietary, peer-reviewed webcam eye tracking with emotion detection, remote heart rate, and biosignal capture in a single no-code platform. Combined with established behavioral measures like reaction time, Labvanced reveals not just what a participant does, but the decisions and cognitive processes behind it. Studies run natively online, in the lab, and on mobile, all built through a visual study builder, so you don't need to write a single line of code. Labvanced, released in 2018, was founded by two researchers whose complementary backgrounds, cognitive science and computational neuroscience, shape the platform directly. Having run behavioral studies themselves during their PhDs, they knew the friction of choosing between rigid survey tools, expensive lab hardware, and code-heavy libraries that demanded a developer. They built Labvanced to remove that trade-off: research-grade measurement and full experimental control, usable without code. Labvanced's core measurement is peer-reviewed, including the eye-tracking pipeline that powered the largest webcam eye-tracking study to date, with 10,000+ participants, and timing grounded in peer-reviewed methods for millisecond accuracy. Today, more than 35,000 researchers across 40+ countries and 1,500+ universities use Labvanced, spanning academic disciplines from cognitive psychology to linguistics to clinical psychology, as well as commercial teams in UX research, market research, and applied behavioral science. Sign up today to build your experiment!

SoPHIELabs is an online experiment platform focused on economic experiments and psychology experiments. We provide an intuitive interface to help you with your experimental design and data collection. Subjects can participate using mobile devices. Our online experiment platform allows you to run interactive group experiments. Participants can use text or video chat and participate in live auctions or market simulations. In addition, you can add predefined questionnaires and quizzes that can easily be adjusted to your needs.

Behavioral research is moving rapidly away from being run in local laboratories to being conducted over the Internet. This transition has many benefits, such as improved generalizability of randomized studies and faster data collection cycles. At the same time, however, it has also presented researchers with technological challenges such as programming an online study and securing participant data. Our mission at FindingFive is to build the technological infrastructure that addresses these challenges on behalf of researchers, so that researchers can focus on the science rather than on the significant demand to set up online experiments.

Webcam eye-tracking platform with attention and emotions analysis, reaction time tests, surveys, mouse and clicks tracking

The best teams use Lyssna so they can deeply understand their audience and move in the right direction — faster.

oTree can be used for large-scale networks, voting, macroeconomics, and mixed agent-based experiments. It took years of time and multiple grants/funds, including half a million of Daniel Chen's start-up fund and annual personnel research funds, to accomplish the oTree that we have today. oTree is aimed to be as easy to use as possible for students to program their own experiments. We encourage users to share links to their projects so that future generations of students can run their experiments and iterate social science forward. Chris Wickens is the key developer of oTree; he has worked for Daniel Chen full-time from 2012 to the beginning of 2017, and at various other points since 2008. Please send Chris experiments you would like to share and send Daniel any interest in teaching oTree at high school-level or younger.

OpinionX is a research tool for measuring which problems, features or ideas matter most to your key customer segments.