Uodly analyzes public videos and audio about your market — reviews, comparisons, tutorials, unboxings — and reveals expectations, recurring complaints, and opportunities for differentiation, without having to set up market research from scratch.

Discover what people expect from a product or service like yours, straight from the words of those who have already evaluated similar options.
Analyze videos where competitors are compared and see how the market perceives the differences between them.
Identify frustrations that show up across several products in your market — not just yours — and anticipate what no one has solved well yet.
Track topics that appear more and more in recent videos about your industry, before they become common knowledge.
Read the market with a lens tuned to your industry — technology, e-commerce, fintech, delivery, travel.
Find gaps competitors leave open, spotted in the real words of people who have already tried the market's alternatives.
Traditional market research requires study design, panel recruiting, and weeks of fieldwork before the first insight reaches the table.
Uodly starts from videos and audio that already exist publicly about your market — reviews, comparisons, tutorials — and the AI transcribes, organizes, and compares the findings automatically, without waiting for new research.
The result: an up-to-date read on the market in days, not months, backed by direct evidence from the consumer's own words, not sample projections.

Quick answers on how Uodly analyzes your market.
It's the analysis of public videos and audio about your industry — reviews, comparisons, tutorials — to reveal expectations, recurring complaints, and category-wide trends.
No. Uodly starts from content that already exists publicly, without having to design and recruit new research.
Yes, as long as they are public videos (YouTube, Instagram) or recordings you have available that mention competitors in your market.
By comparing the topics and complaints that appear repeatedly across several analyzed recordings about the same industry.
Yes. The analysis is segment-sensitive — technology, e-commerce, fintech, delivery, travel, among others.
It complements it: while quantitative research measures the size of a phenomenon, Uodly reveals the real language and reasons behind it.
Upload or point to real videos about your industry and get a report with expectations, recurring complaints, and opportunities for differentiation.
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