Richer Dialogue

Meaningful conversations for deeper exploration

Discussion boards let people share ideas, react to others, and build on each other’s thoughts, in a flexible, moderated space

Flexible responses

Let people join from anywhere, to answer in their own language, at their own pace

Moderate your way

Heavily moderate, or let the group lead the conversations themselves

Easy to launch

Ask one burning question, or five - it's still easy to set discussion boards up

Benefits

Why you’ll love discussion boards

Because good insights start with meaningful discussions

Greater inclusivity

Greater inclusivity

Fits in with everyday life, so people reply thoughtfully

Natural authenticity

Natural authenticity

Discussions flow freely and without judgment for honest insights

Quicker insights

Quicker insights

Launch in moments for answers to your questions, fast

Use cases

Discussion boards in action

Take a deep-dive for careful reflection, open exploration or quick ideation

Concept co-creation

Test or refine ideas/campaigns in a collaborative group space

Exploratory studies

Get the bigger picture before going into further phases of research

Community insight

Build ongoing discussions to understand appeal and opinions

FAQs

No stress - we have the answers you’re looking for

They’re digital group spaces within Whycatcher where participants can share thoughts, respond to each other, and engage in moderated discussions at their own pace

Discussion boards are asynchronous, so participants contribute when it suits them. You get reflective, inclusive responses without the need to schedule live sessions

Yes. You can step in manually to guide the conversation, probe deeper, and keep participants engaged

Absolutely. You can use Whycatcher’s AI tools to summarise discussions, extract quotes, identify themes, and understand sentiment instantly

Yes. All discussions are encrypted and securely stored within Whycatcher’s private environment

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