Social Translator — B2B Validation Survey

I'm building an AI tool for neurodivergent professionals (autism, ADHD, social anxiety, etc.) that catches the unspoken cues during conversations that they might miss — body language, tone, what's not being said, contradictions between words and reality.

In business, this means catching when someone's actually frustrated (even if they say "no problem"), or when a prospect isn't really interested (even if they say "sounds good"), or when a colleague needs support (even if they claim they're fine).

I'm doing market research with therapists, coaches, and behavioral specialists to understand if this solves a real problem and how it should work. Your honest feedback is invaluable.

Thanks,
Seth

Your Information

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Survey Questions

Client Challenges

Do your neurodivergent clients or students miss unspoken cues during conversations — things like body language, tone shifts, what's NOT being said, or contradictions between what someone says and how they actually seem?

Examples: Missing that a prospect isn't really interested even though they said "sounds good." Not realizing a colleague is frustrated when they say "no problem." Missing that someone needs support when they claim they're "fine."

Yes — this is a major pain point for many of my clients

Yes — some of my clients struggle with this regularly

Occasionally, but not a primary issue

Rarely

Not sure / doesn't apply to my work

Follow-up: Describe a situation where this cost your client something

Real-World Consequences

What's the biggest consequence when your clients miss these unspoken cues in professional or personal conversations?

Misunderstood what the other person actually wanted or needed

Missed a business opportunity (sale, partnership, connection)

Created conflict or hurt a relationship without realizing it

Made wrong assumptions about someone's emotional state

Didn't follow up when they should have (missed the signal to check in)

Something else

If "something else," describe:

Product Fit

If a tool caught these unspoken cues in real-time during video calls and alerted your clients to what they might be missing — would you use it with your clients?

Example: During a call, the AI flags — "They said 'sounds good' but their tone sounds hesitant and they're looking away. You might clarify: 'What specific concerns do you have?'"

What would make it more useful for your situation?

AI Coaching

Would you feel comfortable having the AI suggest specific ways for your clients to respond or clarify based on the unspoken cues it detects?

Example: The AI detects someone sounds frustrated but said "everything's fine." It suggests — "You might say: 'I want to make sure I understand — is there something I'm missing?' or 'I noticed you sound a bit stressed. What's going on?'"

Yes, I'd trust this kind of response coaching

Maybe, but only with my guidance and review first

Probably not — I prefer to coach the response myself

No, that feels too prescriptive

Not sure

What level of AI coaching would feel right for your clients?

Integration Model

How would you prefer to integrate this into your practice?

Clients use independently — practice on their own between sessions

I use it during sessions — real-time tool during our work together

Homework — clients use between sessions and report back

Multiple ways depending on the client

Not sure yet

Feature Priority

What matters most for helping your clients catch these unspoken cues?

Real-time alerts during the call ("heads up: they sound hesitant even though they said yes")

Coaching on how to respond in the moment ("you might clarify by asking...")

Post-call summary to review and learn from

Progress tracking over time (showing they're getting better at catching signals)

Simplicity and ease of use — just works, no friction

Something else

If "something else," describe:

Privacy & Ethics

Any privacy or ethical concerns about using an AI tool that analyzes video and audio during your clients' conversations?

Note: All analysis happens locally on their device — no videos are stored or sent to servers. We're asking about comfort level with the concept.

Pricing Model

Which pricing model would feel fairest and most accessible?

This is market research only — no commitment to any model yet.

Per-client monthly subscription ($10–30/client/month)

Flat monthly fee for you ($500–2,000/month for unlimited client access)

Revenue share (you get a portion of what referred clients pay)

Tiered pricing (individual vs. group use)

Not sure

What price point actually makes sense for your situation?

Pilot Interest

Would you be interested in being a pilot partner when we launch an MVP for neurodivergent professionals?

Pilots get early access, provide direct feedback, and help shape the product. We'd offer discounted rates in exchange for honest feedback and a few check-ins.

Definitely interested

Maybe — tell me more

Probably not

Not sure yet

If yes or maybe — best way to reach you:

Best timing for a pilot:

Open Feedback

Any other thoughts, concerns, or suggestions?

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Received

Thank you.

Your feedback goes directly toward shaping this product. If you said you're open to a pilot or want to stay posted, expect to hear from Seth directly.

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