Research Tools Radar for Sep 3rd 2025
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Welcome to your weekly dose of research tech updates from Insight Platforms: new companies and tools; product and feature launches; and interesting reads to inspire you.
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⚒️ Latest Tools
A selection of the newest tools in the Insight Platforms directory.
kardSort is a free, browser-based card sorting platform designed for UX researchers to design and evaluate information architecture.
Delvio uses AI-driven personas to provide qualitative solutions for insights, innovation testing, communication testing, and trend analysis.
DiO is an audience testing platform that combines facial coding and wearable technology to capture emotional responses and attention levels.
ScoreApp is a platform that uses quizzes, scorecards, and assessments to gather data and provide instant feedback.
Bombe is an audience intelligence platform that analyses customer motivations and behaviour for targeted marketing and sales strategies.
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🎉 Product Updates
A roundup of new features and major upgrades from research tools.
Survey research platform Conjointly unveils Deep Probe feature to automate survey data analysis.
AI copilot CoLoop introduces Chat 2.0 Beta with enhanced analysis capabilities, improved accuracy, diverse usage, and better citations.
Data and insights company Pureprofile launches AI Coding tool for open-text survey analysis.
OpenAI rolls out new Realtime API that enhances voice agents with improved speech quality, instruction following, and multi-language support.
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📖 Interesting Reads
Relevant technology, marketing and data articles from around the globe.
Dark design patterns emerge in AI companions. This study shows how manipulative farewells boost user engagement by up to 14x.
Or if you can’t be bothered to read that paper, just watch this video of two ChatGPT apps saying goodbye to one another. It’s kind of the same thing.
And it turns out brand tracking isn’t a waste of budget. This new paper uses YouGov BrandIndex data to show how brand perceptions can predict corporate revenues.