Executive Summary

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The Big Picture


Market Segmentation

Respondents classified by the sum of their productivity (q3) and quality-of-life (q4) ratings. Sum ≤ 6 = Painkiller (urgent need), 7-8 = Mixed, ≥ 9 = Vitamin (nice-to-have).


Three Key Findings

1. Priority Confusion Predicts Low Completion

2. Top Blocker:

3. Strategy & Tool Reliance


What They Want

Top fix themes from Q15: "If you could fix one thing about your productivity system, what would it be?" Categories extracted via LLM classification (confidence ≥ 0.5).


Segment Profiles

How do the three market segments differ across key metrics? This bridges the "who" (segmentation above) with the "what" (findings above).

Reading the profiles: Painkiller users score lower on productivity and QoL but often report similar or higher drive — they want to perform but can't. This validates the product thesis: the pain is real and motivation exists. Mixed users are the swing segment — close enough to Painkiller to convert with the right feature. Vitamin users are satisfied; they're referral sources, not primary buyers.


Methodology Note