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Userlytics Launches MCP to Bring UX Research Into AI Workflows

 Published: Nov 10, 2026

The new Userlytics MCP lets teams explore participant feedback, compare studies and bring research evidence into their existing AI workflows.

MIAMI, FL, November 10, 2026. Userlytics, a global UX research platform, today announced the release of Userlytics MCP, a new capability that connects its research platform to Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini. Through natural-language conversations, teams can explore their Userlytics study data, compare findings across studies and retrieve participant evidence directly within their preferred AI assistant.

Userlytics MCP gives AI assistants access to the research context behind a team’s questions, including study goals, existing AI Insights and reports, participant transcripts and quantitative results. Teams can build on research conducted in Userlytics without manually exporting and uploading that data into a separate AI tool.

“Enterprises need the ability to integrate the data of pro-active studies launched on user experience and AI Experience Research platforms like Userlytics, with passive collectors of user experience as well as other sources of customer experience, such as support tickets, CRM based client feedback calls and meetings, and insights from product, market research and marketing departments,” said Userlytics CEO, Alejandro Rivas Micoud. “The Userlytics MCP integration allows enterprises to easily access and analyze the Userlytics data with their own internally generated data using their own preferred AI workflows.”

Bringing Participant Evidence Into AI Workflows

Product decisions often draw on research from multiple studies. A team evaluating a checkout redesign, for example, may want to understand whether shipping-cost concerns appeared in earlier research, how preferences differed between concepts or which tasks took participants longer to complete. Userlytics MCP allows teams to explore those questions in one AI conversation, drawing on the studies available to their connected account, or aggregating multiple data sources, including customer support queries.

Some ways that teams can use the connection:

– Compare research across studies – Explore recurring themes and differences in participant feedback, ratings, NPS and time on task.

– Build on existing findings – Access Userlytics AI Insights and reports, then ask follow-up questions about specific issues or participant experiences.

– Review supporting evidence – Retrieve participant quotes, timestamps and links to relevant moments in session recordings.

Links to session recordings allow teams to return to the original participant experience and review the context behind an answer before making decisions.

“With Userlytics, research starts with intent, and that intent shapes everything that follows, from how a study is designed to the insights it produces. With our MCP server, clients can extend that work into their broader ecosystem, bringing their study data, videos, insights and reports into the AI systems and platforms they already use and combining them with the rest of what they know,” said Jorge Baez, Userlytics’ CTO. “However far they take it, the analysis stays anchored to a single source of truth. Being open and being trusted shouldn’t be a trade-off, and this release is built on that belief.”

Extending the Userlytics Research Experience

Built on the Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools and data, Userlytics MCP extends access to research beyond the platform. Teams continue to design, launch, manage and analyze studies in Userlytics while bringing that research into their broader AI workflows.

The announcement builds on Userlytics’ recent AI releases, including AI Study Designer, AI Moderation and Qual Reporting, which support study preparation, deeper participant feedback and qualitative synthesis.

Account Permissions

Access is limited to the studies available to the connected Userlytics account and participants appear by first name and last initial. Information such as last names, emails, tester profiles and billing data aren’t shared.

Availability

Userlytics MCP is available now. Teams can connect Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini to their Userlytics account in a few minutes. Connection requirements vary by AI assistant, plan and workspace permissions.

About Userlytics

Userlytics is a global UX research platform that helps organizations understand how people experience websites, apps, prototypes, and digital products, as well as AI interactions. Through moderated and unmoderated research, AI-assisted analysis, and UX consulting, Userlytics supports teams in turning participant feedback into better digital experiences.

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Gabriel Rivas-Micoud

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