G2

Nono L.

AI Specialist

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

8/9/2026

"Live results on my phone with professional and modern charts and analysis"

5/5

What do you like best about Camaleonic Survey?

The live results dashboard is the thing I'd struggle to give up. I used to spend the day after an event exporting a CSV and rebuilding the same charts in a spreadsheet. Now I share a QR code from the stage and watch completion rates and per-question breakdowns update on my phone during the coffee break, I've quoted a live result back to the room mid-event, which lands really well.

Segment cross-comparison is the other one. Splitting an outcome question by customer tier or region takes about thirty seconds instead of an afternoon of pivot tables, and that's exactly the analysis I get asked for in meetings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Camaleonic Survey?

Not much, honestly, mainly more native integrations. The Claude/MCP connection is great, but I'd like a CRM connector so responses land against a contact automatically, and a Slack alert when a survey hits a threshold. It's an early-stage product though, and given how fast they've shipped everything else, I'm fairly confident that's coming. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Camaleonic Survey solving and how is that benefiting you?

t killed the reporting lag. Every survey used to mean exporting a CSV and rebuilding the same charts in a spreadsheet the next day. Half a day of work each time, and by then the moment had passed. Now the panel streams responses as they land, so the analysis already exists before I sit down to write anything, and I can pull a cross-tab live in a meeting instead of promising to follow up. The chi-square significance flag matters more than I expected. It stops me presenting a gap between two segments that turns out to be noise.

It also fixed a credibility problem. Our surveys used to look like a generic form on somebody else's domain, and completion rates showed it. Running them in our own colours and typography, with a QR that carries our logo, made a visible difference to how many people actually finish.

Realistically that is several hours back per survey plus a tool we no longer pay for, so it covered itself in the first month. The unplanned benefit is that we run more surveys now. When reporting was the bottleneck we only asked when it really mattered. Now we ask whenever we are curious. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.