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A quick tour of the building blocks you’ll see everywhere in Versive.

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Studies

A study is research with real participants: an AI-moderated survey or interview that participants complete through a link, an embed on your site, or a recruited panel. Studies collect interviews (individual participant sessions) as responses, and can be paused or archived at any time. See Studies overview.

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AI tests

An AI test simulates users instead of recruiting them: AI personas evaluate a Figma prototype, a live website, or uploaded design images and produce transcripts, findings, and prioritized recommendations in minutes. See AI tests overview.

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Personas

Personas are reusable AI participant profiles. You can write them by hand or generate them from your own research files (interview transcripts, survey exports, research docs). Personas power AI tests and can also take your studies as simulated participants — a great way to test a study before launch. See AI personas.

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Credits

Usage on Versive is measured in credits, shared across both product lines: Study creation and AI analysis are unlimited on all plans — credits are only consumed when responses or test runs actually complete. We also offer cheaper credits for non-AI surveys (the Survey engine) — contact [email protected] if you’d like to set that up.

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Templates

The Library holds reusable building blocks: question templates, study templates, and email outreach templates, organized into color-coded categories. See Templates & the Library.

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Organizations

Everything in Versive lives inside an organization — your team’s workspace. An organization has its own members, folders, studies, AI tests, persona library, templates, billing, and API keys. If you belong to several organizations (common for agencies running research for multiple clients), you can switch between them from the workspace menu.

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Folders

Folders organize your studies and AI test projects. Folders can be nested, and each folder has an access policy that controls what other members of your organization can do inside it — from full access down to invite-only. See Folders & permissions.

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Roles

Access is controlled at two levels: organization roles (Owner, Admin, Creator, and Member) and study/folder roles (Owner, Full access, Editor, Commenter, and Viewer). See Organizations & roles.