Content testing
Find where your copy creates questions.
Test understanding of messages, instructions and content. Connect highlighted passages with readers’ comments.
Free: 1 study to try the platform and 50 responses per month. No card required.
You prepare
Add the message, instruction or content that people need to understand.
How it works
Participants read, mark passages and explain what was clear or confusing.
What you get
Find words and passages to revise, supported by readers’ explanations.
A sentence can be correct and still demand too much effort. Content testing helps locate what people understood, what confused them and what needs context. Use the evidence to revise wording and information order.
See it in action
Mark the passage that needs clarity
Read the message and select sentences that need explaining. You can select several and tap again to deselect them. The original text stays visible.
Which passage needs a clearer explanation?
Interactive demo · fictional data · your choice is not saved
Give the reading context
Explain where the message appears and what the person is trying to do. Avoid simply asking whether the copy is good. Investigate how people interpret the instruction and which action they believe they should take.
From passage to revision
Read highlights and comments together. If a term raises questions, test a concrete explanation in a new version. Preserve essential information and check whether the change clarifies the expected action.
Connect comprehension with behavior
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START WITH A GOOD QUESTION
Start understanding.
Free: 1 study to try the platform and 50 responses per month. No card required.