Userfeel
Quick and easy remote usability testing for sites and apps
Userfeel launched on May 10, 2018 with 119 votes, #309 of 2,986 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 8 years on.
What it does
Userfeel is the remote usability testing platform that makes usability testing quick and easy. It provides users from all over the world speaking 40 languages who will visit your website or install your mobile app and test it according to the scenario you will set. You will get back a video showing them using it along with their comments.
Usability testing with real users. Uncover friction, validate decisions, and ship faster with AI-assisted insights and flexible research plans.
Userfeel provides product teams and agencies with AI-driven research tools and human insights to ground every single decision in reality. Userfeel helps teams embed usability testing directly into their workflow, not as isolated projects, but as a continuous habit. Once you are in, research adapts to your reality. Stay close to users week after week, not just during formal research phases. Watch real people use your product and let reality speak for itself. Short user videos align teams faster than reports ever could. Most tools help you analyze users. Userfeel helps you see them continuously, without friction. Massive reach, human-verified participants, and AI-assisted analysis packed into…from userfeel.com
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