Great Question Unmoderated
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Unmoderated Prototype Testing
Get fast user feedback on Figma prototypes
Test your prototypes async with users on desktop or mobile. Identify usability issues, iterate faster, and ship with confidence.
Sync with Figma and link to prototypes for browser-based testing (no apps required).
Select a device type and what to record: screen, microphone, and/or camera.
Add tasks for users to complete and ask survey questions to dig deeper.
Unmoderated Card Sorting
Understand user mental models with card sorting
See how users group and label content with open, closed, or hybrid card sorts.
Run open, closed, or hybrid card sorts to understand how users naturally categorize information.
Identify terminology that makes sense to users.
Use AI to spot hidden patterns and misalignments in user mental models.
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Unmoderated Tree Testing
Surface what works with tree testing
Evaluate your information architecture without switching tools.
Assign realistic tasks to see how users navigate your structure.
Get deep qualitative context behind every test with recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries.
Validate before launch with clear task results and success data.
What our customers are saying
"The unmoderated functionality is freaking AWESOME. It allowed my team to quickly get feedback on a small thing that would have otherwise taken a lot of time and money with another tool."
Emily Drumm
UX Researcher
"I would recommend Great Question for anyone who wants to get their customers voice into their design process. Great Question makes it super easy and efficient by keeping everything from screener questions to responses and participants in one place."
Dani Sandoval
Director of Design
"We’ve cut the number of tools we were using in ½ and we can do everything from recruiting a panel to sending incentives in Great Question. It’s helped me streamline the recruitment and planning stages of our research."
Sarah Stumme
Product Design Researcher