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Long-form on adaptive research interviews, parallel cohorts, the synthesis-during-not-after operating model, and what we’ve learned shipping Lacudelph.

notes · product

Where the synthesis should actually happen

· Benjamin Dysin

Most research interviews have a hidden second job. The first one is the conversation you scheduled. The second one is everything that happens after the call ends: transcribing it, re-listening, tagging, clustering, drafting the findings, drafting the readout, re-drafting the readout because the PM has a question about slide four.

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notes · GTM

The empty seat at the bottom of the price sheet

· Benjamin Dysin

I spent the last two weeks auditing every company I could find that sells AI-moderated qualitative interviews. There are nine of them serious enough to argue with. Listen Labs has raised $100M at a $500M valuation. Outset is at $51M total. Strella did $1.6M in ARR in their first year of monetizing, with 150% net dollar retention. Conveo is YC-backed with 400+ enterprise customers. The category is not a graveyard. It’s hot.

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cross-turn reasoning · rendered live