Writing Workflow Research Study

We are building a new AI writing workspace that brings writing, research, and multiple AI models together in one place.

We’re looking for language professionals who actively use AI in their work to take part in a moderated research session. You’ll try an early version of the product and share your experience and feedback with us.

Who should apply

We’re looking for:

Professional writers, editors, journalists, screenwriters, copywriters, translators, or closely related language professionals

People who use AI frequently in their actual professional work

People with an active paid subscription to at least one AI tool, such as ChatGPT Plus/Pro, Claude Pro/Max, Gemini Advanced, Perplexity Pro, or similar

People comfortable showing their usual AI workflow during the session

Native English speakers

We are particularly interested in people who use AI extensively rather than occasionally.

Session details

45–60 minute moderated session

Conducted remotely via Zoom

You’ll be asked to try the product and walk us through how you would normally approach your work

There are no right or wrong answers — we’re interested in your real workflow and experience

$50 compensation, paid through the platform

Application questions

Please answer the following when applying:

What is your profession?

What type of work or content do you usually work on?

Which AI tools do you currently use?

Which AI tools do you have a paid subscription to?

Approximately how often do you use AI for work?

What do you mainly use AI for: writing, editing, research, translation, brainstorming, or something else?

We are looking for 2 qualified participants for this study.

Please only apply if you meet the requirements above, particularly the professional use of AI and having an active paid AI subscription.

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