Uodly turns any real recording — of usage, support, or a review — into a complete UX Report: a deterministic UX Score, the dominant sentiment, the identified pain points, and a direct comparison against reference Design and Content Systems.

Go beyond a single flow: understand how the entire experience is perceived, from first contact to task completion.
Track the UX Score of the same journey over time and see whether a design change really improved the experience.
Bring a number and qualitative evidence together to the meeting — not just the opinion of whoever tested last.
Upload several recordings of the same journey and see which pain points recur across different users, and which are isolated exceptions.
The UX Score comes from a direct comparison between what was observed in the recording and your Design and Content System's reference standards.
The evaluation takes your industry benchmark into account — technology, e-commerce, fintech, delivery, travel — not a generic yardstick.
Traditional metrics like NPS or CSAT tell you whether something is good or bad, but rarely why — and they arrive too late to guide the next design decision.
Uodly generates a deterministic UX Score: the same recording, analyzed twice, produces the same result — because the score comes from an objective comparison against reference Design and Content Systems, not a subjective impression from whoever watched the video.
The result: your team starts tracking the product experience with a number that's comparable across versions, teams, and squads — backed by sentiment, pain points, and actionable recommendations.

Quick answers on how Uodly's UX Report works.
It's the analysis of a real recording (usage, support, or review) that generates a UX Score, the dominant sentiment, the main pain points, and a comparison against reference Design and Content Systems.
The score comes from comparing what was observed in the recording against your Design and Content System's reference standards, deterministically — the same input always produces the same result.
Yes. By running the same type of recording before and after a change, you track whether the UX Score improved, worsened, or stayed stable.
No. The UX Report adapts to your segment's benchmark — e-commerce, fintech, delivery, travel, among others.
One recording already generates a complete UX Report. With several recordings of the same journey, you also identify which pain points recur across different users.
Yes. The UX Score is deterministic: the same recording, analyzed again, returns the same result.
Upload a real recording and get a complete UX Report — score, sentiment, pain points, and comparison — ready to support your team's next decision.
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