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Compare concepts before you commit

Upload the directions, ask one focused question, and let the people the design is for tell you which one lands — and what made it land.

Useful before the work is finished

You do not need a build or a prototype. Static concepts are enough to learn which direction reads more clearly, which feels more trustworthy, and which one people can describe back to you accurately — often the most telling signal of all.

The reasons are the valuable part

Knowing that 64% chose B is useful. Knowing they chose it because it was easier to understand at a glance tells you what to protect as the work develops, and gives you something specific to say when a stakeholder asks why.

What you get

  • Compare as many concepts as you need
  • Anonymous responses, no account for participants
  • Written reasons behind every choice
  • Themes and a recommendation, ready to present

Common questions

Do I need finished designs?

No. Concepts, static screens, and rough directions all work. What matters is that the options are distinct enough for someone to have a genuine preference between them.

How many responses do I need?

It depends on the decision. A handful of thoughtful written reasons is often enough to reveal a pattern; a close split across a larger group is a signal that the decision may not hinge on the design at all.

Try it on your next decision

Free to start, no credit card, and respondents never need an account.

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