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Launch for Synthetic Focus Group Solution Prova

May 1 2026

US company Mind Well Solutions has launched Prova, described as 'the world's first AI-powered synthetic focus group platform.'

Prova screenshotMind Well is based in Portsmouth, NH, and develops AI-powered platforms aiming to help people 'perform, connect, and grow.' These include ANGLE (AI-directed daily growth for entrepreneurs), THE EDGE (AI-directed daily performance for athletes) and REWRITE (a vocal intelligence platform).

The firm says Prova replaces traditional focus groups with instant AI-generated audience simulation delivering 'comparable depth of insight' in under two minutes, from $29 per month. Users start by inputting a product URL or typing a description, and Prova's AI engine assembles a panel of seven synthetic personas spanning different ages, demographics, tech literacy levels, and geographic backgrounds. Individual personas within the group provide 'honest, in-character feedback,' and the results are synthesizes into a report including sentiment analysis, keyword tiers, target segment identification, channel recommendations, messaging hooks, and objection handling.

Company founder Michael Berman states: 'We built Prova because the traditional focus group model is broken. Founders, product managers, and marketing agencies shouldn't have to spend tens of thousands of dollars and wait weeks to learn what their audience actually thinks. Prova delivers seven brutally honest AI-generated personas who give candid, structured feedback - plus a complete go-to-market strategy - in the time it takes to make a cup of coffee.'

The firm is online at www.insightroom.io .

All articles 2006-23 written and edited by Mel Crowther and/or Nick Thomas, 2024- by Nick Thomas, unless otherwise stated.

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