What I love most about TheySaid is that it goes beyond a traditional survey and helps collect deeper feedback through AI powered conversations and follow-up questions. Instead of only collecting responses, it helps uncover the reasons behind those responses. I work as a Dietician and Nutritionist, manage a homeopathy clinic, and also create health education content for social media , where I regularly create health awareness content, educational resources, and community wellness initiatives, so understanding audience feedback, learning needs, and participant engagement is an important part of my work. The platform is easy to use and easy to set up. I was able to create a health-focused feedback project quickly, and the AI generated relevant questions based on my goals. Features such as AI survey creation, AI interviews, follow-up questions, feedback analysis, response themes, and insight generation are especially useful when collecting feedback after educational activities and awareness programs. Another thing I like is that responses are organized into useful insights instead of just showing a list of answers. This makes it easier to identify common concerns, learning interests, and topics people want to know more about. It helps me better understand what information is most useful to the audience. The performance has been good in my experience. Creating surveys, reviewing responses, and moving between different sections is quick and easy. The platform feels responsive during setup and feedback analysis, which helps me focus more on understanding responses rather than spending time managing the tool. Overall, TheySaid offers a good number of features while keeping the process simple. It fits well into my workflow for feedback collection, audience research, educational programs, and community engagement activities.

Every issue it surfaces comes with a suggested fix based on what users actually did. I am not walking into engineering team discussions with just a problem list after using this tool but rather with context and direction. This has made those tiresome meetings so short and on the point.

It catches moments in videos and provides insights that i would have missed normally. Because it's kinda tiring to watch hours of videos with the same level of attention. The recurring problems come back already ranked by how often they showed up. And the automated theme detection groups findings in a way that would taken me hours to do manually, and I start from prioritized list instead of a blank page. That difference shows up in how quickly i can turn research around.