Get richer open-ended answers with voice input

Open-ended research is most useful when participants can explain what they really think.

Typing a detailed response can add friction, especially on mobile or when an answer is easier to explain out loud.

Let participants speak instead of typing every word

Voice input gives participants another way to answer open-ended questions. They can dictate a response when speaking is more natural than typing it manually.

Make detailed feedback easier to provide

The research question stays exactly the same. Voice input simply removes some of the effort involved in entering a longer qualitative response.

Why this matters to customers

Less participant friction helps useful feedback reach the study more easily. The goal is the same one behind many participant-experience improvements: collect high-quality human responses as efficiently as possible.