Research findings typically live separately from the decisions they inform, so when someone asks what evidence backed a decision, there's no direct answer. Xperius connects the two.
Xperius is a UX research platform. Teams bring in recordings, documents and notes, transcribe and analyze them in place, and pull findings from the transcript with the quote attached.
Sources, questions, findings, insights, opportunities and business objectives live on one evidence map, where anything can connect to anything. Every finding links back to its transcript, and every insight shows the findings behind it, so you can follow any item on the map back to the evidence it rests on.
The evidence stays attached as the work moves into prioritization and go/no-go decisions. Opportunities push out to Jira and Figma, and ticket and design status comes back. Published reports go to a showcase where stakeholders can search and read them.
An AI research assistant supports the research answering research questions, speeds up research analysis, and drafts reports grounded in the project's evidence. Teams can also connect Claude, ChatGPT or another LLM through the platform MCP server. Pricing is credit-based with unlimited seats.