Discovery

Discovery and research synthesis for Canadian teams

Turn interview notes into themes your team agrees on

Bizby is the Canadian-hosted whiteboard where research, design and policy teams gather what they heard, group it into themes, and agree what it means.

A federal tribunal's product team runs its journey maps, roadmaps and standups on Bizby every day.

Capture what you heard

Sticky notes for findings

One observation per note, added live during sessions or afterwards.

Empathy maps

Capture what one person says, does, thinks and feels.

Personas

Build a named user with ranked pain points from the research.

Find the themes

AI affinity mapping

Let Bizby cluster a set of notes into themes, then adjust the groups yourself.

AI summaries

Summarize a frame of findings into themes and next steps in one click.

Dot voting

Let the team vote on which themes matter most.

Agree what it means

Decision notes

Record the so what and next step beside each theme.

Double Diamond

Run discovery and definition as a structured workshop.

Share with a link

Bring in stakeholders from other teams, no account needed to view.

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Join teams across Canada who use Bizby for discovery.

Frequently asked questions

  1. What is research synthesis?

    Research synthesis is the step after interviews or observation where a team groups what it heard into themes and decides what those themes mean for the work.

  2. Can Bizby group my notes into themes automatically?

    Yes. Bizby's AI affinity mapping clusters a set of sticky notes into themes. You can then rename, merge or move notes between groups.

  3. Where is my research data stored?

    Your data is hosted in Canada, in Toronto and Montreal, and never leaves the country.

  4. Does Bizby have a SOC 2 report?

    Yes. Bizby's SOC 2 Type II report is available under NDA. Contact us to request it as part of your security review.

  5. Can I bring my research boards over from Miro or Mural?

    Yes. Bizby imports boards from Miro and Mural, so your existing research boards come with you.