Graham is the assistant built into SortedResearch. He reads what your participants did, names the themes, drafts the report, and carries your work from a card sort into any of the other three study types. Polite, sharp, and always close by.
Graham does the reading and the first draft, so you reach the decision with your judgment fresh.
Pick the number of groups and Graham reads what participants created, then names and describes each one. A long deck becomes a clean set of themes.
One click turns a finished card sort into a pairwise, Best–Worst or Findability study. Graham carries the group names and descriptions across, so the themes people gave you in their own words become the items you measure. The qualitative work becomes the quantitative study, without retyping a line of it.
Upload a Word or PDF screener and Graham turns it into questions you review before adding. No retyping a document by hand.
For a card sort, a Findability study, a pairwise study or a Best–Worst study, Graham writes the headline, the opportunities and the next steps, ready to put in front of stakeholders.
On an Adaptive Tree study, Graham reads a finished round and proposes changes to the menu for the next one. He is held to what the numbers support and to the limits you set before the study started, so a round that shows nothing worth changing is reported as exactly that.
Drop in a screenshot of a navigation, a sitemap or a spreadsheet, and Graham turns it into a menu you can test. He reports what he could not make sense of rather than quietly dropping half of it.
Everything Graham produces is a starting point you can edit before it is saved or shared. His group names, screener questions and reports are yours to change. And when a result is thin, he says so, so you always know how much to trust it.
Graham is named for a long line of Grahams from the north of England, with generations before him. Calm, precise, and good company on a deadline.
He earns his keep quietly. He will do the tedious reading, hand you a clear first draft, and never oversell what the data shows.
He is on hand on every plan, from your first free study. Start one and see.
Start free with Graham