Hey Product Hunt — I'm Zack, founder of VAALID. I've spent years watching the same thing happen in research teams: someone does great qualitative work — codes the transcripts, surfaces the patterns, writes up insights. Then a PM asks "where did we hear that?" in a roadmap meeting and the whole thing turns into a transcript scavenger hunt. The insight stops being evidence and becomes a trust negotiation. That's the problem VAALID solves. Not "better research tools" — better evidence trails. Every insight in VAALID links back to the coded snippet it came from, and every snippet links back to the exact page in the source document. Click through the whole chain. Show your work. It's one system — 10 modules that stay connected instead of five tools duct-taped together. Repository, surveys, journey maps, AI-assisted coding, report builder, intelligence dashboards, a branded AI chat for stakeholders, and more. The evidence trail doesn't break because the data never leaves the system. A few things I think are genuinely new: Decision Readiness Scores: Instead of the "do we have enough research?" debate, VAALID scores your evidence across five dimensions — recency, coverage, saturation, diversity, consensus — and tells you what's missing. I haven't seen anyone else do this. It changes how teams decide when to ship. Shareable Chat: You know those 40-page research reports that nobody reads? Replace it with a branded AI chat grounded in your actual data. Stakeholders ask questions, get cited answers, and can click through to the source. They don't need a VAALID account. AI that shows its reasoning: The Auto-Snippet engine codes transcripts against your taxonomy and gives every suggestion a confidence score. You accept, edit, or dismiss. It's fast, but you stay in control. We're doing a free trial. I'd genuinely love feedback — what resonates, what's confusing, what you'd want us to build next. Don't be polite about it. 🙏 - Z

VAALID

Qualitative research where every insight shows its evidence

Qualitative research where every insight shows its evidence