Your team hears product insights all day, in calls, tickets, RFPs and the browser. Crossroad captures and structures them so everything stays searchable. Ask a question in plain language, in Dutch or English, and it answers with the sources to back it up.
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Six months after a decision, someone asks why we're building a feature. I know I heard the answer from three different customers. I just can't find a single one of them. So either I redo research I've already done, or the call gets made on whoever is most convincing in the room that day. One wastes time. The other is how you build the wrong thing.
Every product person I know has some version of this. We just don't talk about it.
Crossroad handles the parsing, categorizing and connecting, so the intelligence is already there when you go looking for it.
Select a sentence on any web page and save it with the browser extension, or draw a box around part of your screen, even a PDF or a Google Doc, and Crossroad reads the words out of it. Paste a quote or a whole transcript, or email things in straight from your phone or your inbox. It saves instantly, with no forms and no filing to do.
Claude reads every capture, in Dutch or English, splits it into individual insights, works out who each one came from, and tags the topics for you.
Ask across everything in plain language. Every answer links straight back to the sources it came from, so you can act on it and show your reasoning.
Say you run a booking app for salons and gyms. Over a month you hear things on calls, in support chats and in an RFP. Crossroad groups all of it into themes and shows who is saying it, so the pattern is obvious without reading a single spreadsheet.
"No-shows" is not one complaint, it is six insights from four customers and a market report.
See at a glance whether a theme comes from customers, prospects or your own team.
Click any theme to read the exact quotes behind it.
Ask in plain language across your entire base and get an instant answer, grounded in the sources it came from. Keep going with follow-up questions and Crossroad holds the thread, so you can dig deeper without starting over.
A browser extension for the moment you spot something: select a sentence to save it, or draw a box around anything on your screen, even PDFs and dashboards, and Crossroad reads the words out of it. Paste text, email things in, or drop a whole folder of interview notes and PDFs at once. Capture is instant, and structuring runs in the background.
Automatic clustering surfaces the patterns and party breakdowns that would otherwise stay buried in the pile. A weekly digest tells you what changed.
Turn any answer into a read-only link with its cited quotes, and paste it into Slack, a doc or a deck. Colleagues see the evidence, not a screenshot. Turn a link off any time.
Each workspace picks its language once. Summaries, themes and answers come back in it, while every quote stays exactly as it was said, in whatever language that was.
Export everything in one click, as JSON and as Markdown with your screenshots, on any plan. Hosted in the EU, with a data processing agreement ready for your security team.
“What I was looking for was closer to a memory. My wife still says I can't remember a thing. It just stopped being a problem.”
Crossroad keeps what customers say, in their exact words, and answers your questions about it with citations. You capture text from calls, tickets, RFPs, emails and the browser; it structures each capture into insights and themes; you ask in plain language and get an answer that links back to the quote and the source.
People who are the product's memory: founders, solo product managers and small product teams who hear things all day and get asked about them months later. It is built for one person or a team of up to ten, not for a research department.
Dovetail is a research repository built around tagging by a research team. Notion is a document tool; you file by conversation and search by keyword. Crossroad asks for no tagging and no filing: capture is one gesture, structure is added for you, and retrieval is a question with a cited answer. There is a detailed comparison on the writing page.
Yes. Each workspace chooses Dutch or English once. Summaries, topics, themes, suggested questions and answers are written in that language. Quotes always stay in the language they were said in.
On servers in the EU (Hetzner, Germany). AI processing is done by Anthropic and Voyage AI under their data processing terms. A data processing agreement is available, everything can be exported in one click as JSON and Markdown, and an account can be deleted with all its data in one click.
Nothing during the private beta. Paid plans come later, with a proper invoice your employer can process; we will announce them well before they apply.
Yes. The live demo opens the real product on a sample workspace. Ask it anything; capturing and editing are switched off there.
The demo workspace is open: six questions ready to go, or type your own. No account needed.
Want a workspace of your own? · private beta, rolling invites
Crossroad is in private beta. Leave your work email and we'll send your invite when a spot opens. Nothing else.