How do I analyse study responses?

Open Insights, select one or more studies with completed responses, and start the analysis. Fiuto saves a report for each study it successfully analyses and keeps the run in your Insights list.

Run an analysis

Open Insights.
If the complimentary first-analysis offer appears, select Claim my free analysis and pick one study. The offer is used when that single-study analysis completes.
For another run, select Analyse my studies.
Select the studies you want to analyse. Each row shows its completed response count.
Select the analyse button to start the run. The analysis runs in the AI panel.

The picker only lists studies with at least one completed response.

You don’t have to wait with the panel open. Close it and the analysis keeps going. When it finishes, the panel says Your report is ready and links to the report, and the new analysis appears in Insights.

If an analysis does not start

The AI takes one task at a time. While it is replying, waiting for your answer to a question, or paused at a limit, it asks you to wait or answer first instead of starting the analysis.

If an analysis times out, Fiuto can’t always tell whether it finished. So you are not charged twice, it won’t run that analysis again until it knows. If the report was saved, the panel links to it.

Read the analysis

Open an analysis and use the sidebar to find your way around it. Each row takes you to one page, and the sections of the page you are on sit under it.

Overview appears when the analysis covers two or more studies. It has a Summary of the patterns across them, What we found as cards, and the list of Studies.
Each study has its own numbered row and its own page. The page is one scroll: Findings first, then the written analysis in its own sections.

Select a section in the sidebar to jump to it. The sidebar marks the section you are reading. When you jump, the address gains a link to that section, so you can copy it to send a colleague to the same place.

An analysis of one study has no overview. It opens straight on that study’s page.

When every study in the analysis is about the same product, that product sits at the top of the sidebar. When they are about different products, each study’s row names its own product, and each study’s page starts with it.

If you collapse the sidebar, the numbers stay and a tooltip names each study. On a phone, open the sidebar from the menu button. A page with more than one section also has an On this page card near the top.

On a study’s page, select the run name under the title when you need to inspect the source launch and its per-step results. To copy the written analysis, open More actions and select Copy analysis.

Results come back in English

So you can read every result without translating it, Fiuto writes your analysis in English, whatever language your study ran in. That covers the overview, the findings, the written analysis, and any deck you make from it.

Respondents’ quotes stay exactly as they wrote them, in their own language. Fiuto never translates, corrects, or paraphrases a quote, and it never changes the responses it stores. Text quoted from your prototype or website stays as it appears on screen.

When you chat with the AI about your results, it replies in the language you write in.

Re-run after a newer launch

A study can launch again after you analysed it. Then the analysis no longer shows its newest answers, so Fiuto marks it Newer results. You see the mark under the study’s name in the sidebar, in the tooltip of its tile when the sidebar is collapsed, and in the Runs list on the overview.

The bar at the bottom of the page is where you act on it. On a study’s page it says Newer results for this study. On the overview it says how many studies have newer results. Re-run analysis is the main button, and the bar shows the most credits the re-run can use. Like the first run, it runs in the AI panel.

Re-running saves a new analysis from the newest launched version. It leaves the earlier run available for comparison.

With no newer launch, there is no mark. On a study’s page the bar names the run the page read and when it was made. On the overview it gives the number of studies and findings and when the analysis was made.

To refresh only the summary at the top of the overview, open More actions and select Regenerate summary. It runs in the AI panel too.

Plan a follow-up study

When the findings leave a question open, Plan a follow-up study in the bar at the bottom of the page asks Ask AI to draft a study from the analysis. It only drafts. Nothing is created until you read the draft and decide.

People you invite as viewers can read an analysis. They don’t see Re-run analysis or Plan a follow-up study.

If you own the analysis, select Share. Invite someone as a viewer, or choose Anyone with the link and copy the read-only link.

The public analysis page shows the analysis title, the summary, the findings, and a numbered card for each study. Beside it is a contents list, not the full sidebar. It lists Overview, Summary, What we found and the numbered studies, each only when the analysis has it, and every entry jumps within the page. On a phone it is the On this page card. It does not expose full reports, decks, source studies, study plans, blocks, internal notes, or respondent data. Choose Private again to stop anonymous access.

If the account does not have enough AI credits, use the upgrade or credit option shown in the message, then start the run again.