Peridot
The searchable memory of everything your customers said
What it does
The most valuable thing in research is face to face time with your customers. Everything after that is an artifact AI can produce in minutes. That's the bet behind Peridot. We don't automate the conversation, we automate everything around it. No synthetic users. No AI-moderated interviews. You talk to your customers, and we turn what they said into a searchable, modifiable feedback repository your whole team can use.
Peridot synthesizes and codes your user feedback into a searchable, modifiable repository. No synthetic users, no AI-moderated interviews. Spend your highest-leverage time face to face with customers.
Ask questions across your research and get cited insights instantly. Built for product teams who need answers, not another tagging project. Connect your video conferencing tool of choice and watch as Peridot auto-imports your calls. Peridot transcribes each interview and pulls out themes pain points and feature requests without manual tagging. Ask questions in plain language and get answers with direct quotes and timestamps from your full research library. Send highlight reels or insight links to anyone on your team. No Peridot account required to view. Connect your video conferencing tool of choice and watch as Peridot auto-imports your calls. Peridot transcribes each interview and pulls…from askperidot.com
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