Understand
what moves
people.

RESEARCH THAT KEEPS PEOPLE IN THE PICTURE.

FOR TEAMS WHO NEED TO UNDERSTAND
Brands+Agencies+Researchers+Creator teams

01 / THE WORKING DOSSIER

One question.
The whole story.

A conversation becomes a file you can work with. Findings, evidence, numbers and notes stay together, ready for your next question.

ZAMI FIELDNOTES / 001ILLUSTRATIVE DOSSIER

AUDIENCE NARRATIVES

Coffee is the reason.
Belonging is the return.

Look beyond the cup. A familiar place, a shared ritual, a reason to come back.

What makes a coffee place part of someone’s day?
01A place to feel known.E01
02A ritual worth repeating.E02
03The company makes the occasion.E03
INDIVIDUAL VOICES. COLLECTIVE MEANING.01 / EXAMPLE
01

Ask

Frame the question and bring the context.

02

Understand

Read the findings and follow the evidence.

03

Act

Build a brief, share a reading, ask what comes next.

02 / A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE

Your question.
Your way in.

BRIEF / 01Creator teams
in context.
A QUESTION WORTH ASKING

FIND THE RIGHT VOICES

Look past the follower count.

See who a creator actually reaches, what they are known for, and which accounts they sit beside in a community.

  • Creator profiles with the sample behind every number
  • A relationship graph you can walk, not just look at
  • Shortlists that keep the reasoning attached
See how a creator reads

03 / THE CONNECTED WORKSPACE

Keep the thinking
moving.

Meet the analysts
01

Ask a better question

A research conversation that keeps the original brief and every follow-up in context.

02

Find the right connections

Explore creator relationships, audience themes and the signals that link them.

03

Keep the evidence close

Move from a finding to the source material and the scope behind it.

04

Compare with context

Review creators, content and reported metrics without losing their definitions.

05

Build a working memory

Bring files, notes and saved evidence together for the next question.

06

Keep research moving

Organise campaign work and deeper research runs around a clear brief.

THE IDEA BEHIND ZAMI

Behind every signal,
a person.

What people care about. How communities connect. Why ideas move. Zami brings that human context into the way you research.

Get to know Zami

04 / FIELD NOTES

A little more
perspective.

Read the journal
FIELD NOTE / 01A WIDER
PERSPECTIVE.
Creators

Find creators actually worth working with

Picking creators on follower count is how budgets get burned. Here is how to build a shortlist ranked by who actually moves buyers — in one workflow.

Read the field note
FIELD NOTE / 02A WIDER
PERSPECTIVE.
Buyer Intelligence

Turn comments into a buyer vocabulary

Your buyers already wrote your ad copy — in the comments. Here is how to extract the exact language they use before they buy, and put it to work.

Read the field note

A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS

Before your
first question.

Open the field manual
What does Zami actually do?

It turns a research question into a working dossier: the findings, the evidence behind them, the numbers and your notes, kept together and ready for the next question.

Where does the evidence come from?

From the sources a run collected, kept with the scope and the date they were read. Every finding carries the material it came from, so you can check it rather than take it on trust.

Do I need to know how to prompt it?

No. You bring a brief and a question in your own words. The analysts are configured for the kind of work they do — you choose the perspective, not the phrasing.

Can my team work in the same place?

Yes. A workspace holds the organisation's files, evidence and dossiers, and what one run learns is available to the next.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Start with a better question.

Bring your brief, your curiosity and the conversation you want to understand.