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Photo and video diaries
Participants document their daily routines, environments, and product interactions using their own devices, in the moment and on their own terms.
Consumer solutions
Go beyond claimed actions and observe real behaviour in the moment. The gap between what people say and do is often where the most valuable insights live.
Use incling's video, photo, screen-record, and audio-based tasks to bring participants' worlds, behaviours, and experiences to life. Instead of asking people to recall their behaviour, this approach captures real moments in real time, giving you the unfiltered context and unconscious behaviours that traditional methods can so often miss.
The approach
Use incling's video, photo, screen-record, and audio tasks to bring participants' worlds, behaviours, and experiences to life, in real time and on their own terms.
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Participants document their daily routines, environments, and product interactions using their own devices, in the moment and on their own terms.
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Observe first hand how people actually use a product or service in their home, at their desk, or on the go, rather than in a controlled environment.
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Capture genuine emotional responses as they happen, not a retrospective version shaped by time or social desirability bias.
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Guide participants through specific activities such as a shopping trip, a morning routine, or a product trial, and gather rich, contextual responses at every step.
Why incling
Traditional ethnography is expensive, slow, and geographically limited. Digital ethnography with incling removes each of those barriers without sacrificing the richness of what you find.
Traditional ethnography
Researcher must travel to participant locations
Limited to one geography at a time
Researcher presence can alter behaviour
High cost and long timelines
Digital ethnography with incling
Participants self-document in their own space
Runs across multiple geographies simultaneously
More natural behaviour, less observer effect
Faster and more cost-effective at scale
Outcomes
The insight that comes from watching behaviour rather than asking about it.
The mood, environment, and micro-moments that shape decisions, which remain invisible in a survey.
The clever fixes participants have stopped noticing, and the pain points they have learned to live with.
How your product fits, or fails to fit, into the rhythm of everyday life.
Genuine reactions and unconscious behaviours that go beyond stated preferences to reveal what people truly feel.
Talk to the team about your research challenge and see how digital ethnography could work for your project.