With Fiuto, anyone can build and launch well crafted user research and get insights to help them validate new features before launch.
What you can do with Fiuto:
Draft and create surveys with AI that uses your product as context and solid UX documentation as foundation to generate well crafted, customised studies - on all plans including Free - in minutes, not days.
Get insights from the way users interact with your studies, so that you can validate them and tweak them before implementing
Create visual decks from your findings that you can share with your team
Hi all π I'm Dario!
I've been a product designer for years, and user testing was always the part of the job I dreaded most - not because of users but because of tooling and how slow and painful the process of getting user tests done and analysed generally is.
Fiuto started as an internal tool to replace the research platform I was paying for. It worked, so I turned it into a product.
What it does: you describe what you want to learn, and Fiuto plans the study, writes the questions, launches it to your respondents, and reads the results back to you. The AI is trained on real UX methods, so it isn't a form builder with a chat box bolted on.
The part I'm most excited about is the MCP server. If you're building in Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, v0, Replit or Bolt, you can go from prototype to a live user test in one prompt, without leaving the tool you're building in. That's the gap I kept hitting. A new wave of people are shipping real products without a research team, and none of the existing tools meet them where they work.
There's a free plan with monthly AI credits included, so you can run a real study without paying anything.
I'd love to know:
What's the last thing you shipped without testing it first, and what stopped you?
I have a lot planned and I'd rather build what you'd actually use. Which appeals most: an AI recruiter that finds the right testers from your study goal and audience, an AI interviewer that runs the whole conversation with each participant from the goals you set, or synthetic users that answer your study before you recruit anyone?
Open to a fourth option if you have one!