Listen: 34 separate contributions.
34 contributions, each in someone's own words.
I commute two hours, so evenings are my only study time.
Tap a point to read it. Then organize them into themes.
Collective intelligence platform
Understand what people think. Discover what matters.
Kiterium listens to your community at scale and turns every contribution into structured, verifiable insight: the themes, the agreements, the disagreements and the minority views, each one linked to the words behind it.
Kiterium Free, within usage limits. No credit card.
From many voices to a structure you can check.
Illustrative example
“What would make the campus library work better for you?”
Fictional contributions written by the Kiterium team to show how the analysis works. Not real results.
Organizations decide every day about people they rarely hear.
- Surveys only answer the questions someone thought to ask.
- Open feedback piles up faster than anyone can read it.
- Summaries flatten what people said into a paragraph no one can check.
- Kiterium closes that distance, without turning people into numbers or their words into a black box.
How it works
Listen
Open a channel with a QR code, a link or a widget on your site, or ask a directed question. People take part without an account or a name, under rules you publish before the first contribution arrives.
Understand
Kiterium organizes every contribution into themes and shows where people agree, where they disagree and which minority views deserve attention. Nothing is forced into a theme.
Decide
Every finding carries its base and the contributions behind it. Your team decides with evidence it can read, and can share the results back with the people who took part.
What you get
Not a dashboard of scores. A structured reading of what people said, ready to discuss and to act on.
- Traceable
- Every finding opens onto the contributions that support it.
- Plural
- Disagreement and minority views are reported, not averaged away.
- Shareable
- Return what you heard to the people who took part.
Campus library — findings
34 contributions · 5 themes
Broad agreement · 12 of 34
Longer opening hours, especially in exam periods
I commute two hours, so evenings are my only study time.
Disagreement · 6 and 4 of 34
Protected silence or rooms to work together
Silence everywhere makes group assignments impossible.
Minority view · 3 of 34
Step-free access to every floor
The upper floor has no step-free access. I use a wheelchair.
AI assists. People decide.
The rules are part of the product, not a footnote.
Rules before listening
Each process states how contributions will be used and how long they are kept, before the first one arrives.
No synthesis without a citation
Every theme links to the contributions behind it. You can always read the source.
Small groups stay protected
Results below a minimum number of responses are not shown. A protection, not a promise of anonymity.
Personal data stays out of the model
Personal identifiers are masked before any text reaches an AI model.
Built for organizations that listen
The same method, wherever decisions depend on many people.
Two ways to start
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Your first channel takes minutes. The insight lasts.