Product / Research Operations

Paste a table, create one useful column, review uncertain rows, and export your results. First 100 successful rows per job free.

Choose the columns that describe the request or situation, apply one editable tool, review exceptions, and copy the results back to your working spreadsheet.

• Product request type — Sort rows into Bug, Feature request, Usability issue, Documentation.
• Feature area — Sort rows into Reporting, Integrations, Permissions, Mobile.
• Research response type — Sort rows into Experience, Suggestion, Problem, No substantive response.
• Usability friction — Sort rows into Findability, Terminology, Data entry, Task sequence.
• Research relevance — 1 Unrelated → 5 Directly answers research question
• Feature request present — Does the response request a new capability or meaningful change to existing behavior?
• Regression described — Does the report explicitly say that behavior which previously worked now fails?
• Data export requested — Does the user explicitly ask to export or download their product data?
• Accessibility barrier described — Does the report describe a concrete barrier when using assistive technology or an accessibility feature?
• Reproduction steps supplied — Does the bug report state a sequence of actions that leads to the observed problem?
• Expected behavior stated — Does the report explicitly state what the product should do, rather than only what it currently does?
• Research follow-up offered — Does the participant explicitly agree or offer to take part in follow-up research?
• Bug report reproducibility — 1 Symptom only → 5 Repeat confirmed
• Feature request rationale — 1 No rationale → 5 Example supported

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