In 3 Minutes, Emma Will Show You
What Your Surveys Are Missing.
Talk to Emma for 3 minutes. She'll detect the emotional signals behind what you say and deliver a cited report to your inbox, with themes, subtext signals, and quotes.
- Natural 3-minute conversation about challenges with customer feedback
- Emma understands what you say and detects your emotions in real time
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“With Emma, completion rates jumped to over 90 percent. One participant told us it was the best feedback experience they had ever had.”Cindy Zhou, CMO, KnowBe4
Example Results: How your report could look after 3 minutes with Emma
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After Your 3 Minutes with Emma
Emotional signals, themes, and auditable quotes, delivered to your inbox moments after your conversation ends.
Survey fatigue is eroding data quality
The participant described a steady decline in survey response rates, leading to smaller sample sizes and less reliable insights.
“We used to get 40% response rates. Now we're lucky if 12% finish the survey. The data is basically noise at this point.”
Insights arrive too late to influence decisions
The participant matter-of-factly described a disconnect between research timelines and business cadence. Six-to-eight-week cycles mean findings land after launch decisions are locked.
“By the time the research deck hits my inbox, we've already committed the media budget. It's useful for the post-mortem, but it never actually shapes the go-to-market.”
Voice research could change the game
When the conversation shifted to AI-driven voice interviews, the participant's energy visibly shifted: genuine excitement about capturing emotion alongside words.
“If I could actually hear how customers feel about our messaging before we spend the budget? That's a completely different conversation with the CMO.”