Responses Are Impoverished
People do not fully say what they think. They choose among the available options.


The Problem
Boxes, scores, and closed choices make processing easier, but erase nuance. Decisions then rely on intuition, or chance.
People do not fully say what they think. They choose among the available options.
Intentions, expectations, hesitations, and compatibilities become hard to read, compare, and use.
When analysis no longer makes it possible to decide clearly, choices rely on gut feeling.
Harmate starts from this observation: let people answer freely, without losing the ability to analyze, compare, and decide.
In three simple steps, create questionnaires, analyze responses, and use groupings when they help your decision.
Each profile has its own challenges. Discover how Harmate addresses them.

Prepare your sessions with questionnaires, reviewable answers, and optional groupings.

Clarify criteria, collect answers, and compare them before deciding with your team.

Harmonize your pedagogical practices, centralize questionnaires and simplify quality management.
Invite participants, bring available responses together, and prepare a shareable reading.
Two modes, one workflow. Simulation: explore questionnaire logic with personae. Real: collect responses in the field, analyze them, and decide.
Test your questionnaire before distribution.
Configured profiles help test your questions. Observe your weighting logic before involving your audience.
Adjust questions, weights, and grouping constraints before involving real participants.
Spot fragile distributions, empty groups, or incompatible constraints before real collection.
Collect in the field, analyze, and decide.
Distribute your questionnaire via link (email, QR, etc.). Responses are analyzed automatically upon reception.
Launch calculation from your weighting rules. The algorithm proposes a distribution justified by responses.
Download detailed results (CSV, PDF): distribution, justifications, statistics for audit or integration.
Open Questions
Harmate turns qualitative material that is hard to review into readable signals, sourced findings, and shareable actions.
People answer in their own words without reducing their perspective to a checkbox or score.
The analysis connects related wording, surfaces themes, and keeps the verbatims that illuminate them.
Themes point back to their verbatims, while cited findings retain the excerpts used.
Prioritize an action, prepare a decision file, or create groups when that genuinely serves your objective.
Use Cases
Start with the material you already have: an audience to understand, a questionnaire to test, responses to reuse, or a decision to share.
Ask open-ended questions, follow up methodically, and turn verbatims into initial findings worth exploring.
Test the questionnaire logic and explore response scenarios with personae before involving your audience.
Import an existing corpus to clean it, analyze it, and bring it into the same decision workflow.
Connect hypotheses, findings, evidence, and actions to keep a decision readable, explainable, and actionable.
Share a readable, traceable result without losing the context that connects analysis to the decision.
Prepare training with questionnaires, response analysis, optional groupings, and reviewable quality records.
Clarify hiring criteria, collect open answers, and prepare more reviewable interviews.
A Well-Supported Project
Pépite oZer, Fondation Grenoble INP and InoPulse help us develop Harmate methodically, at the crossroads of entrepreneurship, higher education and technology.

From Idea to Project
Helps us structure Harmate and turn ideas into concrete steps.

A Link to Higher Education
Connects Harmate with the Grenoble INP environment and supports its development.

Developing the Technology
Supports Harmate's technological development within Grenoble INP.
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