Understand what wins on taste, texture, finish and occasion.
Preference scores identify the winning product but not the aroma, flavour, texture, finish or occasion that explains the choice.Enumerate brings blind and revealed taste tests, forced choices, central-location tests, triad sorts and consumer descriptions into one AI study view, so teams can compare preference and sensory drivers across every product, with the original descriptor behind every verdict.
Smells like fresh lime peel, not candy. It tastes like vodka first, flavour second.
Taster · Citrus
on GreenbookVerified reviews from research teams on GreenbookSensory preference is shaped by the language of the experience.
A product can win overall while aroma, flavour, texture or finish points to a different opportunity by mood or occasion. Enumerate keeps preference and consumer descriptors connected across samples so teams can see what the product earns and what needs to change.
A preference score cannot describe the product.
Likeability hides the aroma, flavour, texture, finish and aftertaste that explain the choice.
See what wins blind and what changes after reveal.
Compare preference and sensory drivers across samples, products and occasions, then open any result to the tasting response behind it.
Understand which sensory cues drive the choice.
Each result stays connected to the original descriptor behind it, so teams can see what to protect, rebalance or position for a different occasion.
See what wins blind and what changes after reveal.
Compare preference and sensory drivers across samples, products and occasions, then open any result to the tasting response behind it.
Citrus wins the blind round because it tastes like vodka first, flavour second. Switch the cut: regular drinkers push it higher still, while occasional drinkers pull vanilla cream up to 22 of 42 for the after-dinner pour.
“Smells like fresh lime peel, not candy. It tastes like vodka first, flavour second.”Taster · Citrus
“Crisp at first sip, then a bubble-gum sweetness creeps in at the end.”Taster · Green apple
Ask the study what matters
Explore what won, what got in the way, who experienced it differently and what should change next. Enumerate keeps every answer connected to the evidence behind it.
Blind-then-revealed tasting90 tasters · 5 blendsEvidence connectedFrom raw responses to a decision-ready study view.
Bring in, structure, compare and report from one workspace. Your team controls the interpretation; Enumerate keeps every finding connected to the evidence behind it.
Explore each step →Probe the useful detail
Ask the next useful question while the respondent's context is still specific.
- AI asks the useful next question
- Captures richer async responses
- Works across 40+ languages
- Links every answer to context
Give stakeholders the answer and the evidence.
Reports, reels and segment cuts, each tied back to the study.
AI-drafted reports grounded in source evidence and ready for your team’s review.
Short, shareable clips that bring the feedback to life.
Quick cuts by market, segment, study stage or any filter.
Every quote coded and tied back to the source, in 40+ languages.
Choose the research format that fits the decision.
Start with the method your team already runs. Enumerate turns each format into a comparable, source-linked study view.
Blind and revealed taste tests
Enumerate reads the same liquid judged twice, blind and then with the label on, and returns the gap the brand adds or costs.
- Source-linked findings
- Comparable study view
- Review-ready outputs
Blind and revealed taste tests
Enumerate reads the same liquid judged twice, blind and then with the label on, and returns the gap the brand adds or costs.
- Source-linked findings
- Comparable study view
- Review-ready outputs
See the platform in action
Turn tasting evidence into a clearer product decision.
Connect blind and revealed taste tests, forced choices, central-location tests and triad sorts in one place, with every recommendation linked to the original descriptor.