SortedResearch gives you two connected tools. Card sorting shows how customers group a messy list of concepts and needs. Pairwise ranks those needs by importance and satisfaction, and hands you an opportunity matrix. Graham writes the report your stakeholders can read.
Two study types. One dashboard. No card required to start.
Both are built for the concepts, needs and benefits that consumer insights and innovation teams work with, from concept testing to needs prioritization. Use one on its own, or run them together.
Participants sort your cards into groups that make sense to them. You see the themes hiding in a long list of concepts, needs, features or benefits.
Participants make quick two-at-a-time choices. You get every need scored on how much it matters and how well it is met today, plotted on an opportunity matrix.
Start with a card sort to turn a long list into a handful of clear themes. Then build a pairwise study straight from those themes in one click. Graham carries his group names and descriptions across, so you go from raw needs to a ranked opportunity matrix without retyping a thing.
Each tool also stands on its own. Run whichever answers your question today.
Most sorting tools are built for UX designers structuring websites. We built ours for the people who work with concepts, needs and benefits.
The language, the analysis and the reports are written for concept, needs and benefit work, and for the insights and innovation teams who do it.
Sort 60 card decks that stay legible, and prioritize long need lists that other tools choke on. Big studies stay clear.
Cheap tools tend to be underpowered. Capable ones run $150 to $200 a month and bundle features most teams never touch. SortedResearch sits in the gap.
Most participants are on their phone, so both the sorting and the two-at-a-time experience are designed for the phone screen. That is why completion rates hold up.
Graham writes the full story for a sort or a pairwise study, with the headline, the opportunities and clear next steps, ready to put in front of executives.
This use case has been wide open. We built for it on purpose.
See the toolsYour research assistant, fluent in the language of consumer insights. He is on every page the moment you need him, across both study types.
From Barnard Castle in County Durham, with generations of Grahams before him. Polite, sharp, and always close by.
Clean tools start here, without the $200 bloat. A project is a card sort or a pairwise study, and Graham is on hand on every plan.
Practical articles, and the occasional bit of wisdom from Graham.
Step-by-step articles on every feature, the same knowledge Graham draws on.
Browse help →Where card sorting comes from, and why it still works for consumer research.
Read the method →The research-backed answer to the question everyone asks first.
Find out →Set up a card sort or a pairwise study today. Graham will help you get going.
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