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Your first 10 minutes

From signing in to your first real answer.

2 min readDocs build Updated Jul 26, 2026
Interactive product walkthrough

Your first real Mavera run

Click through the sidebar, audience picker, composer, attachment, result, and follow-up.

Simulation onlyNothing is saved or charged
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Step 1 of 7Open Mave

Use the real sidebar pattern and open Mave.

Demo workspace / Mavera workspace
Local simulation
Mavera workspace

Good afternoon

Choose a surface from the sidebar to begin.

Demo workspace0 actions completed
WorkspaceDemo companySafe local simulation
Current surfacefirst RunFollow the highlighted action
Recent workspace activityStatus
Audience comparisonReady to review
Customer interview evidenceGrounded
Campaign pre-flightDraft
  1. 1
    Open MaveUse the real sidebar pattern and open Mave.
  2. 2
    Choose who answersOpen the audience picker and choose a named workspace audience.
  3. 3
    Write a useful requestType the decision you need help with in the composer.
  4. 4
    Attach contextAttach the sample brief so Mave has evidence to work from.
  5. 5
    Send itSubmit the request and watch the run state change.
  6. 6
    Read the resultOpen the evidence-backed answer card instead of stopping at the headline.
  7. 7
    Ask the follow-upUse the follow-up composer to press on the most important uncertainty.

1. Sign in

Go to app2.mavera.io and click Sign in with your Mavera account. Same login as always — one account across the whole platform. If your company already has a workspace, you'll land in it automatically.

2. Say what you want — in plain language

The home screen is a chat with Mave. Type what you'd ask a research director:

"Would suburban dog owners pay $79 for a GPS collar with no subscription? What's the strongest selling point?"

Mave will either answer directly or propose a plan — "build this audience, run this study, here's what it'll cost" — and you approve before anything is charged.

3. Watch it happen

You'll see her thinking, then each step as it runs: audience built, questions fielded, results computed. A typical study takes 1–3 minutes.

4. Read the result like a pro

Every result card carries three things:

  • The finding — the headline, in plain words.
  • The numbers — computed from what the synthetic respondents actually said, never invented.
  • The grounding badge — how real this is: grounded (built from your real data), category-modeled (built from category knowledge), or estimate (labeled as such).

5. Pick up where you left off

Every conversation is saved on the left. Click any one to reopen it — the full thread is there, and you can keep asking follow-ups. The menu on each conversation gives you a quick look, a share link, or the full page.

The golden rule

If you can describe it to a colleague, you can type it to Mave. The tools pages exist for when you want to steer the details yourself — you never have to leave the chat.

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