Watch real people use it before it ships | Product

Capabilities

Everything included, nothing bolted on after the fact.

Task based user sessions
Observation of real behaviour
Friction and drop off points
Prompt and phrasing mismatches
Trust and confidence checks
Prioritised fix list
Before and after retesting
Adoption readiness sign off

Every build starts with a fixed-scope conversation, no surprise line items after the fact.

The build itself, not a proof of concept.

01Test with real users

We sit the actual people who will use the agent in front of it and watch what they do, not what they say they would do.

02Find the friction

The moments where people hesitate, phrase things the agent misreads, or give up, caught while they are still cheap to fix.

03Check the trust

We test whether people believe and act on what the agent tells them, because an answer nobody trusts is an answer nobody uses.

04Fix before launch

Findings turn straight into changes, so the version that ships is the one shaped by real use rather than the first guess.

FAQ

What does usability testing actually involve?

We put the working agent in front of real users who will actually use it, watch what they do rather than what they say they would do, and find the moments where people hesitate or give up.

Do I need to wait until the agent is finished to test it?

It works best on the working thing before launch, but findings turn straight into changes, so testing and fixing can happen in a loop before the version that ships is locked.

How is this different from just checking the agent works technically?

A tool can be technically brilliant and still go unused because people cannot figure out how to talk to it or do not trust what it gives back, so we test trust and behaviour, not just correctness.

What happens after testing finds problems?

Findings turn into a prioritised fix list, then before and after retesting confirms the fixes worked, ending in an adoption readiness sign off before launch.

Interested in solving your problems with usability testing?

Tell us what you are trying to do and we will reply with how we would build it, no obligation.

You launch something people actually use, with the confusion designed out ahead of time instead of showing up as low adoption after go live.

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