Three parts of one platform, running in your browser

The interviewer, the designer,
and the feedback loop.

Three working demos, one per part of a study: the interview a participant takes, the designer a researcher uses to build it, and the check-in loop that follows a longitudinal study over time. Each runs the same flows as the real systems.

3parts of a study
Allsessions pseudonymous
0names through the bot
Art. 15 / 17 / 20self-service data rights
Pick a part · everything runs in your browser

Three parts, one platform

These are not mockups. Each demo uses the same conversation flows, consent language, and interview logic as the systems in production and in build.

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A single conversational interview that builds a structured, pseudonymous research record — the live SYNC-01 study on psychedelics and synchronicity. Every answer is written through a validated tool call; names never pass through the bot.

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OPSY Interviewerpseudonymous · encrypted
1 · Describe the investigation
2 · Your research-grade draft

Draft appears here

Press Draft the study — watch the Studio assemble a consent-correct, lint-checked interview from one sentence.

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Opsy Conciergebot · Opsy Umbrella study
/mydog · /dose · /worsening · /privacy · /delete
What you're seeing: every factual answer triggers a schema-validated tool call (the faint mono lines). Free text is stored but never scored — the value engine is content-blind, so a truthful "no synchronicity" counts exactly as much as a vivid one.
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Run a real study, or see the plan

These three parts are how a study runs on OPSY end to end. To talk about a pilot, or to see everything else we are building, start here.