Cookiy
Cookiy is a user-research service that recruits real participants and uses AI to moderate interviews. The official site describes a process covering the research goal, participant screening, conversations and analysis. It is aimed at teams investigating customer needs, concepts, usability or pricing questions.
Recruiting for a research question
A study begins with your goal. Cookiy asks clarifying questions and produces a discussion guide, then describes sourcing and screening consumers, customers, business buyers or specialists. Its about page distinguishes real-person research from synthetic answers used for rehearsal.
Define the participant criteria and the question before accepting a guide. A recruited person is useful only if their experience matches the study, and a large interview count does not fix a poorly framed question. The publisher's network size and turnaround figures are claims about its service, not guarantees for a hard-to-reach group.
Observing an AI-moderated interview
The moderator conducts conversations and follows up on responses. Teams can watch sessions live or review them later. The observer interface describes live translated transcripts, flagging moments for clips and sending an additional topic to the moderator during a session.
Cookiy also lists surveys, groups and expert panels among its research methods. It describes recording real-world moments with participant consent. Select the method that supplies the kind of evidence your decision needs rather than assuming every method is included in a particular trial.
The public page says participants know they are talking to AI. Its promotional video uses licensed stock footage, so that footage should not be mistaken for a recording of a completed customer study.
Reports and evidence checks
After interviews, Cookiy describes transcription and analysis across themes, tone, emotion and behavior, with trained annotators checking tags or applying a codebook. Reports link claims to supporting quotes and clips; past interviews can be analyzed again for another question.
Use those links to distinguish a participant's words from an automated interpretation. In particular, inferred emotion should not replace what a participant said or what the research team can observe. Human review remains important when comparing groups or making a product decision.
The captured pages offer a free starting point but do not establish a complete price or quota schedule. Confirm recruitment costs, method availability and handling of participant material before launching a study. Security and compliance badges on the page are publisher assertions, not an independent audit of the proposed research.