A study is one link. Behind it: a video of you asking, slides for context, open questions people answer out loud — and an AI that asks the follow-up a good interviewer would.
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What would make weekend visits easier for you?
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No login, no app. A study runs in the phone browser, in the respondent’s own language. Here’s the whole walk, screen by screen.
Q2 guest experience
Tell us about your last visit. 4 questions, about 5 minutes — answer by voice or text.
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Step 1
A human welcome
Your logo, your words, their language. Email is optional — studies can run fully anonymous.
A note from Maria, owner
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Step 2
A video intro from you
Record yourself framing the ask, or upload a clip. People answer more honestly when they can see who's asking.
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The new weekend layout
Two more registers, pickup shelf by the door. Look this over — the next question is about it.
Step 3
Slides for context
Show the plan, the mock, the numbers — mid-study, right before the question that needs them.
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What would make weekend visits easier for you?
“Honestly? Parking. If I could reserve a pickup spot I’d stop by twice as often…”
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Step 4
Answer out loud
Voice is the default — people say 4× more than they type. Live transcription, and typing is always one tap away.
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Follow-up
You mentioned parking twice — what would actually fix it for a Saturday visit?
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Step 5
The AI asks the follow-up
It listens to the answer and probes like a good interviewer — specific, in context, never off a script. You set how many.
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Thank you.
Maria reads every response. You’ll hear back when the weekend changes land.
Step 6
Close the loop
A thank-you in your voice — and when you act on what you heard, Loops tells them what changed.
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Responses land on the overview as they arrive — who answered, in what language, how long they talked. If question two is confusing people, you’ll know by lunch and can fix it mid-study.
Q2 guest experience
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liveJordan T.
English · 5m 02s · 2 follow-ups
Anonymous
Español · 3m 48s · translated
Mei K.
中文 · 6m 15s · typed
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Findings, not word clouds
Answers cluster into claims ranked by how many people said them. Every finding keeps the quotes and audio behind it, so you can check the AI’s work before you trust it.
Q2 guest experience
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Top findings
ranked by evidenceSaturday parking is the #1 reason people skip visits
63 mentions“If I could reserve a pickup spot I'd stop by twice as often.”
Regulars want the old bakery counter hours back
41 mentionsThe pickup shelf idea tests well — with one caveat about signage
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Findings become drafted recommendations, each tied to its evidence. One click assembles the study into a decision-ready Document for Navigator and your team.
Q2 guest experience
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drafted from findingsPilot reserved pickup parking on Saturdays
High impactBacked by finding #1 · 63 mentions · strongest among weekly regulars
Extend bakery counter hours to 2pm on weekends
Medium impactBacked by finding #2 · 41 mentions · low cost to trial for one month
Add signage for the pickup shelf before launch
Medium impactBacked by finding #3 · the one caveat respondents raised about the plan
Findings, evidence, and recommendations — assembled for review
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Every question can be spoken or typed. Questions are read aloud too — tap the speaker to hear them again.
Any language, both ways
Respondents pick their language on the first screen. You read every answer in yours.
One link, anywhere
Share by link, QR code on a receipt, or email. No app, no account — it opens in the browser.
Anonymous when it matters
Email optional, per study. For sensitive topics, people say more when they don't sign their name.
Follow-ups you control
Set follow-up depth per question — none for quick pulses, up to two for the questions you really need unpacked.
Skippable by design
Every question can be skipped. A skipped question is signal too — you'll see where people bail.
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