Experience an interview run by Ouvia.
Six fictional companies. Six real research problems. Tap a scenario to see who it's for, then answer as if you were the customer — Ouvia does the rest.
6 scenarios·5–12 min·by voice·no sign-up
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Who answersGeneral consumers who order delivery or visit fast-food chains.The goalUnderstand occasion triggers, competition, and the weight of price versus convenience in the decision.Chat with the AI, see the report afterYou'll seeHow Ouvia maps spontaneous consumption habits and explores brand switching without a rigid questionnaire.
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Who answersPeople who use multiple subscription services and want financial control.The goalFind the real pain, measure reaction to the concept, and discover willingness to pay.Chat with the AI, see the report afterYou'll seeHow Ouvia catches an objection and digs into the reason on its own.
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Who answersMembers who recently requested to cancel their plan.The goalSeparate the stated reason from the real reason for cancelling.Chat with the AI, see the report afterYou'll seeHow Ouvia tells a surface justification apart from the true cause of churn.
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Who answersOps/CX managers who evaluated the software recently — deal won or lost.The goalUnderstand decision criteria, competitors, and the deciding moment of the purchase.Chat with the AI, see the report afterYou'll seeHow Ouvia pinpoints the turning point that actually decided a B2B purchase.
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Who answersCustomers who bought home items online in the last 30 days.The goalWalk the full journey, locate the friction point, and get the reason behind the score.Chat with the AI, see the report afterYou'll seeHow Ouvia turns a cold NPS score into concrete operational causes.
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Who answersGeneral public exposed to the brand's new ad piece.The goalCapture the spontaneous reaction, message clarity, credibility and intent to use.Chat with the AI, see the report afterYou'll seeHow Ouvia explores a spontaneous reaction without leading or biasing the answer.
Every scenario here is fictional and exists only to demonstrate Ouvia. Your answers are not part of a real study.