Create with your preferred AI
Copy the prompt or JSON, use it with an external AI and paste its response. Review and edit your complete study before publishing it.
AI-assisted research
From a single hypothesis, create your complete research study
Enter your hypothesis and choose how many questions you want. Copy the prompt into your preferred AI, import its response, and review the objectives, methodology and questionnaire before publishing your study.
Hypothesis private until you choose to reveal it · Aggregate results
THIS IS WHAT THE EVIDENCE LOOKS LIKEILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Habits behind a good rest
Visualize patterns, without losing sight of their limits.
No limitYour survey stays open to collect responses
CLEAR ANALYSISFOR BUSINESSES AND FOUNDERS
Your product deserves evidence. Your brand deserves trust.
Many businesses need scientific evidence to support what they say about their products. EvidenLab is an ideal partner to get started: turn your ideas into studies, investigate potential benefits, and gather data from your users with AI assistance.
Create a study for my product →From a product promise to a research question
Define what you want to evaluate and develop a method to look for supporting and contrary evidence.
Listen to your users and improve your product
Gather experiences, identify patterns, and discover opportunities to make better decisions.
Communicate with data and transparency
Share your findings and their limitations to build a trusting relationship with your customers.
FROM «WHAT IF…?» TO «WHAT WE FOUND»
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Ask your question
Save your hypothesis privately and review a neutral questionnaire.
2
Start the conversation
Share a link on your social networks. Your hypothesis stays private until you decide to reveal it.
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Share what you've learned
Charts are public from the start and the survey stays open. You decide when to reveal the hypothesis. Add an interpretation with AI.
Your idea, a study built step by step.
Seek evidence, not confirmation
Evaluate your hypothesis impartially. Your study may provide supporting evidence, contrary evidence, or insufficient evidence. A survey alone does not establish causation.