Founding study closed · Product research pilot · United States + Philippines + Global Filipinos

Founding study closed

Thank you for helping build a better way to hear people.

Demosight tested a new research experience before formal public launch. Fieldwork ended 14 September 2026. Its responses are product-test data, not public opinion. New responses are no longer accepted.

No opinion results from the founding study will be published as public opinion.
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US residents

Tested questions about everyday life, community experience, and household decisions.

02

Philippine residents

Tested responsible public-opinion questions while keeping political neutrality explicit.

03

Global Filipinos

OFWs and diaspora participants received a distinct study frame instead of being folded into resident estimates.

What we tested

One clear path.
No account maze.

  1. 01
    Consent first

    Participants reviewed exactly how their pilot data would be handled before any answer was recorded.

  2. 02
    Citizenship and usual residence

    Usual residence selected the correct study. Citizenship and residence were not treated as the same thing.

  3. 03
    Matched questions

    Each person completed a short study and saw the next-step options immediately.

  4. 04
    Optional involvement

    Becoming a Founding Panelist was optional and offered only after the first study.

Our promise

Your name is never shown in survey results.

Name and email are kept in a restricted identity record, separate from research reporting. We do not sell participant identities or turn research participants into advertising audiences.

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Demosight is also accepting non-binding research inquiries. We can help shape scientifically defensible questions, choose a population, declare limitations, and plan a decision-ready report. Payments remain disabled during the founding preview.

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