Walkthrough: your first study
Every click from blank screen to a result you can screenshot into a deck.
Run your first study
Complete every control from blank study to result and source lineage.
Choose Studies from the sidebar.
Good afternoon
Choose a surface from the sidebar to begin.
- 1Open StudiesChoose Studies from the sidebar.
- 2Start a studyCreate a new structured study.
- 3Write the decision questionState the decision the study should resolve.
- 4Choose the audienceSelect the population that should answer.
- 5Choose the methodSelect a message test, pricing read, MaxDiff, or survey.
- 6Set the sampleMove the sample-size control and see the estimate update.
- 7Run the studyApprove the local plan and start the simulation.
- 8Read the evidenceOpen the result, uncertainty, and source-lineage panels.
This walks the exact clicks. Nothing assumed. ~5 minutes of your time, 1–3 minutes of Mavera's.
Open Mave
Go to app2.mavera.io and sign in. You land on the chat. If you see a sidebar with Mave / My Research / Workflows / Files on the left, you're in the right place.
Type your question like a human
Click the box at the bottom that says "Ask Mave a question…" and type what you actually want to know. For example:
Test which of these two taglines lands better with busy dog owners: "Know where the good boy is" vs "GPS peace of mind, no subscription"
Press Enter or click Ask Mave.
Approve the plan
Mave replies with a plan card: what she'll build, what she'll run, and what it will cost in credits — before anything is charged. Read it. If it looks right, click Approve. If not, just tell her what to change ("make the audience urban only", "use 100 people") — she'll re-plan.
Watch it run
You'll see live progress: the audience being built, then the study fielding. A normal study takes 1–3 minutes. You can leave — the run continues, and the conversation stays in your sidebar.
Read the result
The result card shows:
- The headline — e.g. "Variant A wins 64% to 36%, driven by the no-subscription angle."
- The shares — calculated from recorded synthetic responses.
- The grounding badge — how real this is (see below).
- Quotes — verbatim synthetic respondent language you can use as creative hypotheses.
Hover the badge: category-modeled means the audience is built from category knowledge. Treat the direction as signal, the exact digits as directional.
Ask the follow-up (this is where it gets good)
Don't start over. In the same chat, keep going:
"Why did the losers reject Variant B?" "Run the same test but only with people who currently pay for a subscription." "Turn this into a one-page summary I can send my client."
Every follow-up uses everything that came before.
If the run seems stuck
Runs longer than ~5 minutes for a simple study usually mean a big panel or a many-question study. Check the progress list in the conversation — each completed step shows a timestamp. Still stuck? Type "what's the status?" — Mave answers honestly.