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Page title: About | fiuto.ai Meta description: Fiuto is AI-powered user research for everyone: turn product questions into studies, launches, and evidence.
At a glance
Fiuto helps product teams turn working ideas into studies, launch them to real people, and read the signal without building a research department around every question.
Open the product, or read privacy first.
- Built for: Prototype tests, surveys, click tasks, card sorts, tree tests, design studies, and live-website tasks.
- Works through: The web app, share links, exports, and an agent-friendly MCP surface.
The loop
- Author: Draft studies from a prompt or build them by hand, block by block. Same loop, different starting point.
- Launch: Turn a study into a respondent link, freeze the launch version, and keep edits away from people already answering.
- Learn: Review responses, exports, recordings, click data, paths, and AI-assisted summaries. Human judgement still makes the final call.
What it is
Fiuto is an AI-powered user research tool: part study builder, part launch surface, part evidence desk. It is made for the messy middle of product work, when the prototype exists, the team has questions, and the next useful answer should not take a month.
You can build studies directly in the app, ask Fiuto’s agent to draft one, or connect agent-capable tools through MCP. Respondents answer through public share links. Results come back into Fiuto for review, export, and analysis.
What it is not
Fiuto is not a respondent panel, recruitment service, or legal review. You bring the audience. You decide what is fair to ask. You check the AI output before it shapes a decision.
That boundary matters. Better research tools should make the work easier without pretending the human part has vanished.
Who is building it
Built by Dario Codipietro in London
Fiuto is a founder-built product. Small surface area, high attention, plain promises. The product is in open alpha, which means the shape is still moving, but the intent is steady: help teams learn from real product behaviour sooner.