Koecle

Koecle interviews now run in 38 languages, Traditional Chinese, Ukrainian and Hebrew among them, and the app itself is in Spanish as well as Japanese and English. A single share link now takes up to 100 respondents, and a cross-analysis can read 100 interviews at once.

Ask someone how a project felt and you usually get "fine" or "stressful". The emotion curve hands them a board mid-interview. They put sticky notes on it for what they were doing and how they felt, the notes join into a line, and Okiku asks about the lowest point.

You can now interview the same person again, and Okiku opens with what they told you last time. Afterwards you get a short summary of what changed. If they later churn or renew, log it on their page and read it next to their earlier answers.

Koecle has a privacy mode now. After the interview, the respondent goes through what they said and decides, line by line, to send it, reword it, or hold it back. You only see what they sent. It's for 1on1s and any talk where people go quiet if they don't know who reads it.

We rebuilt our landing page this week. The new headline is "Before the interview, Koecle." Okiku, our AI interviewer, talks to the first hundred people, and you pick who's worth an hour of your time. Respondents don't sign up, and can talk or type in 38 languages.