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Phase 2–3 — usable via core features in Phase 2; Social Simulator in Phase 3

UX & Technology Product Research

In-house UX research teams at tech companies and digital government service teams

Precision UX research over mock Arabic product surfaces — A/B flows with RT capture, heatmaps, and hooks into product analytics — where generic survey tools stop.

Compete on millisecond interaction timing and controlled Arabic stimuli. Social Simulator feeds, mock interfaces, and webhook integration give product teams evidence survey tools cannot produce.

social.ar · feed A/B
consentfeedvariant Avariant B

Feed variant B · post 3dwell logged

Runtime telemetry

Dwell / post4.6 s
Scroll velocity1.2×
Reaction RT890 ms
Dropped frames0
Illustration of Social Simulator: a mock Arabic feed post under an A/B Experiment Tree branch, with dwell, scroll, and reaction-latency telemetry for UX product research.

When to choose this suite

  • You are testing Arabic product or government service flows where timing and micro-interactions matter.
  • You need A/B assignment over realistic mock UIs, not static screenshots in a form.
  • Heatmaps and mouse-tracking must land in the same place as RT and completion data.
  • Findings must integrate with an existing product analytics stack via API/webhooks.

Who it is for

  • P3 · Design persona

    Layla Khan

    UX researcher

    In-house UX researcher at a Dubai tech company — usability studies, A/B tests, reaction-time and behavior tracking.

    • · Rapid prototyping of Arabic product experiences
    • · Precise behavioral data survey tools lack
    • · API integration and actionable reporting for product teams

    When they use it: Use this suite when the research object is a product or service UI (feeds, flows, controls) and you need timing-grade evidence, not only preference scores.

What is included

Social SimulatorF-6
Mock Arabic social feeds for controlled content and interaction experiments.
A/B task flows with RTF-1, F-2, F-3
Branching over mock interfaces with scientific-grade response timing.
Heatmap & trajectory analyticsF-12
Mouse-tracking and heatmap dashboards alongside completion and latency views.
Product stack integrationF-13, F-15
Exports plus signed webhooks into product analytics pipelines.
Team collaborationF-16, F-18
Comments, roles, and versioning for multi-stakeholder UX programs.

Signature use cases

UX-flow

Arabic product flow A/B with interaction telemetry

Actor

UX researcher (P3)

When

When Qualtrics-style surveys cannot capture millisecond interaction timing or controlled mock UI stimuli.

Value

Product teams get heatmap, RT, and completion evidence wired into their analytics stack — with Arabic rendering that matches production.

Goal: Compare two Arabic interface variants on task success, latency, and interaction paths.

  1. Compose mock Arabic interfaces or a Social Simulator feed in the builder.
  2. Branch participants into A/B conditions on the Experiment Tree.
  3. Capture RTs, mouse trajectories, and task completion on the Runtime.
  4. Review heatmap and latency dashboards in Live Monitoring.
  5. Stream events via webhooks; export aggregates for the product analytics repo.

Outcome: Decision-ready UX evidence with residency and audit trail intact.

Plans & availability

Core A/B and timing capabilities ship with the Academic core. Social Simulator is a Phase 3 add-on on Lab/Enterprise; included on Clinical/Commercial Enterprise.

Building in this context?

Tell us about the study or assessment window. We are onboarding MENA labs and institutions before general availability.