human[it]loop

research

One claim your data can defend, told beautifully.

Iterative machine research, human curation between every round, and D3 charts people actually screenshot.

What you get

A study built like the ones on mirakle.dev/research: a web story with a beginning, a twist, and a verdict; a frozen data snapshot; a 9:16 deck legible on a phone; and a "how this was measured" section that tells the truth about the denominators.

How it's made

You bring the subject and the data (or I collect it). The machines run a research round. I keep the findings that hold, kill the ones that don't, and send the machines back in — again, but closer. A typical study runs 20–35 hours; you see the hour log as it grows.

The rules I won't break

One claim per study. Sources on every fact. No identities leaking through aggregates. And nothing ships until you've read it.

Write to a human

I read every inquiry myself. No form-fed CRM autoresponder on the other end.