With Themes, you can now better organize your Findings view in each project. Currently you can only add one Theme per finding, but we will soon be adding the functionality to support multiple themes per finding. You can learn more about using Themes in this help article.
Findings (formerly known as Highlights) are most often collected together and shared in Reels. However, sometimes a single finding is all you want to share with your stakeholders. You can now share individual findings using Public Links. Public Links for Findings can be generated either from the dashboard directly or within the player. You can learn more about both options in this help article.
Live sessions are an exciting part of research, but late participants and no-shows can quickly derail your plans and leave you feeling frustrated. That’s why we created PreCheck, a simple tool designed to boost participant readiness and ensure your research days run smoothly. You can learn more about how PreCheck (Beta) works in this help article.
To help improve the creation of Findings & Reels as well as make room for some upcoming features, we've made some significant changes to our dashboard. You can read more about those changes in this help article.
We've now added localisation support for Czech (🇨🇿) and Dutch (🇳🇱).
Just set the preferred language in your Round settings, make sure your participants are using the latest versions of our iOS and Android apps, and your participants will enjoy a translated Participant experience.
Sometimes a participant may share sensitive information during a session that needs to remain private. With our Redact feature, you can now "blank out" sections of a recording to ensure your participant's information is protected. Check out this help article to learn more!
After launching our extension-free beta last year, it was a step in the right direction as it eliminated the need for participants to download any extension to participate on their desktop computer.
We're now leveraging Chromium's built-in Picture-in-Picture feature which eliminates the need for participants to rearrange windows which was one of the main painpoints with our original extension-free beta. In addition, participants are now free to use not only Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, but we've also added Brave as a supported browser.
We hope you and your participants will enjoy the updated experience and we welcome any feedback you might have. You can read more about it in this help article. Happy researching!
Moderators can now create a Discussion Guide for moderated sessions to help make sure you cover all the important questions and topics during a live session. To learn more about how to set up and use Discussion Guides, please see this help article.
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With the addition of our Eureka AI assistant, the Session Feed was split into 2 tabs: Feed and Transcription. There may be times when you want to view both which can be done utilising our side-by-side view.
Sometimes you need to send a new link/URL to your participants during a live session. Moderators can now do this using our Moderator Push Links. These will auto-open in the participant's browser and work on iOS, Android, and Windows/Mac (using the extension-free beta).
For more details, please check out this help article.
Happy researching!