Talking to real users
User Interview Script Generator
Questions that get truth instead of politeness. Friends-say-they-would-use-it is not data.
The exact questions, in order, that get truth instead of polite lies.
What you get
- the script
- The exact questions, the order to ask them in, and the traps that produce polite lies instead of data.
- calibrated to
- Your product and the one assumption you most need tested.
Try it with real input
example input, real run“"MVP live 6 weeks, 40 signups, 3 still active, rest went quiet. Want to call 5 who left. What do I ask?" Founder is a pre-revenue builder, calling churned users for the first time.”
These five calls must locate whether the churned 37 dropped at a product wall, they tried it and hit a specific failure, or a habit wall, it worked but never became routine, because the fix and the message differ for each.
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- include
- Your product and the one assumption you most need tested. Naming the assumption is what turns generic questions into ones that can actually fail.
FAQ
I already ran interviews without a script. Are they wasted?
No. Re-listen and write down three things per call: the one real frustration in their words, what they currently do instead, and what they committed to versus hedged on. The pattern across calls is the finding.
Should I edit the generated questions?
Edit the context, keep the logic. The questions are built to avoid leading-question traps, and casual edits tend to reintroduce exactly those traps.
How many interviews before I trust the pattern?
Enough to hear the same pain told the same way more than once, from people who do not know each other. One great conversation is an anecdote. The repeat is the data.
of 385 identifiable VC-backed failures cited poor product-market fit.
CB Insights, The top 9 reasons startups fail, March 2026 · causes could overlap
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