Xpolls develops AI agents that function as digital twins of human respondents for market research applications. These agents emulate real individuals to answer polls and surveys, providing trustworthy and actionable data for panel providers and polling firms. The platform offers custom AI panels and an in-house panel to deliver faster, more reliable insights than traditional human respondent surveys.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Traditional market research and polling methods are susceptible to human biases, fraud, and respondent fatigue, leading to inaccurate data and increased costs. Gathering comprehensive insights often requires extensive time and resources for finding, vetting, and engaging human participants.
Solution
Xpolls.ai provides AI-driven research panels that simulate human respondents, enabling users to ask unlimited questions and obtain reliable, actionable insights. The platform creates AI avatars based on unique, real human survey respondents, leveraging large language models and proprietary fine-tuning techniques. Users can create custom AI panels from their own data or utilize Xpolls.ai's in-house panel of thousands of AI avatars, each trained to mirror the personality and opinions of an underlying human respondent. This approach eliminates respondent fatigue, reduces biases, and allows for rapid, cost-effective data collection across various industries.
Target Audience
Xpolls.ai targets market research firms, opinion pollsters, and jury consulting services seeking reliable, bias-free, and cost-effective data collection methods.
Features
- Custom AI panel creation from client-provided survey data
- Access to a pre-built panel of 1,500+ AI avatars representing a demographically-weighted sample of the U.S. population
- AI avatars trained on real human responses to mirror individual personalities and opinions
- Ability to ask unlimited follow-up questions and re-test AI panels
- Locally hosted servers to safeguard client data
- Free self-service portal (ask.xpolls.ai) for testing the platform with a panel of 1,500 AI avatars