Peter Kildegaard

Founder of Feedbaq

Peter Kildegaard is the founder of Feedbaq, a tool that lets startups, product and marketing teams hear their users by voice, video and screen share.

Before Feedbaq, Peter worked as a staff product manager at Maze, the product research platform, where he helped customers such as Anthropic, Revolut and Ramp understand their customers.

Guides by Peter

Website feedback: how to test your website with real people and turn more visitors into customers

How to test your website with real people: which pages to test, who to ask, the landing page feedback questions that work, and what to do with the answers.

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The 8 best website feedback tools in 2026 to hear what visitors really think

Eight website feedback tools checked against ten criteria: think-aloud recordings, AI follow-ups, templates, panels, MCP and price.

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The 7 best product feedback survey tools in 2026 that tell you what to build next

Seven product feedback survey tools checked against ten criteria: voice and screen answers, AI follow-ups, the participant experience, templates, MCP and price.

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Product feedback survey: 5 questions that tell you what to build next

How to run a product feedback survey: when to send it, the five questions that matter, and how to turn the answers into what you build next.

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The 6 best in-app feedback tools in 2026 that tell you why users struggle

Six in-app feedback tools checked against eight criteria: voice and screen answers, AI follow-ups, context with every answer, self-serve setup, MCP and price.

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In-app feedback: how to get 10x more feedback from your users

How to collect in-app feedback: when to ask, the three questions that work, and what to do with the answers so feedback turns into fixes.

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The 24 best AI user research tools for product managers in 2026

24 AI user research tools for PMs, sorted by research job, with the one test that matters: can you open the customer's words behind a finding? Prices checked.

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The 19 best feedback and survey tools for ChatGPT and Claude in 2026

19 feedback and survey tools for ChatGPT and Claude, sorted by what your agent can do: build and run a study, or only read. Routes and prices checked.

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The best startup tech stack in 2026: a lean default and 37 tools by layer

The startup tech stack for 2026: a lean default per layer, 37 tools by job, close calls decided, and a monthly budget from $65. Prices checked 7 October 2026.

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The 18 best AI tools for market research in 2026

18 AI market research tools for startups, sorted by evidence: interviews, panels, cited desk research, signals or simulation. Prices checked 7 October 2026.

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23 affordable user research tools for startups in 2026

23 user research tools a startup can afford, priced by what one finished study costs: software, recruiting, incentives and your time. Prices checked 7 Oct 2026.

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The 14 best voice survey and AI interview tools in 2026

14 voice survey and AI interview tools, sorted by what happens after someone speaks: a saved recording, AI follow-ups or a full AI interview. Prices checked.

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Concept testing questions: 20 to ask before you build

20 concept testing questions in the order to ask them, the wordings that bias answers, how many people you need, and how to read the results.

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The product-market fit survey: how to run the Sean Ellis test

How to run a product-market fit survey: the Sean Ellis question, who to ask, how many answers you need, and how to score, segment and act on the result.

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Customer discovery interviews: 25 questions to ask and how to run them

25 customer discovery questions that get facts, not compliments, plus how to find people, how many interviews you need and how to read the answers.

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AI customer feedback: stop guessing what your users need

Why guessing from analytics, tickets and competitors builds forgettable products, and how AI makes real customer feedback as easy as guessing.

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Voice feedback: why spoken answers tell you more than typed ones

Spoken answers run about three times longer than typed ones. What the research says about voice feedback, when to use it, and how voice surveys work.

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AI follow-up questions: get to the why behind every answer

The first answer is rarely the real one. How AI follow-up questions and AI-moderated interviews reach the why, what research shows, and how to ask well.

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Screen recording feedback: see why users get stuck

Why watching people use your product while they talk beats asking about it, how many sessions you need, and how narrated screen recordings work.

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An AI research agent: user research without a research team

Connect Feedbaq to Claude, ChatGPT or another AI agent and it runs the whole research loop: writes the study, publishes it and analyzes every answer.

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The 25 best customer feedback tools in 2026, by the job you need done

25 customer feedback tools grouped by job: in-app surveys, rich answers, feedback analysis, request management, behavior and bug reports. Prices checked.

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The 25 best concept testing and ad testing tools in 2026

25 concept and ad testing tools sorted by job: AI-led interviews, quick preference tests, conjoint and pricing research, ad pre-tests and creative analytics.

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The 33 best AI tools for product managers in 2026, by task

33 AI tools for product managers, sorted by task: call notes, research, specs, prototypes, analytics and planning. What each does and what it costs.

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AI marketing tools: the 35 best in 2026, from research to campaigns

35 AI marketing tools sorted by job: research, automation, SEO and AI search, design, video, landing pages and lifecycle. Prices checked 1 October 2026.

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The 32 best product management tools in 2026, by what your team needs

32 product management tools for 2026, sorted by job: roadmaps, feedback, delivery, analytics, experiments and docs, with prices and stacks by team stage.

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Typeform alternative for richer answers: Feedbaq vs Typeform

Feedbaq vs Typeform: voice answers, screen share and AI follow-ups in every study, run by your AI agent. Features and prices compared for September 2026.

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Tally alternative for richer answers: Feedbaq vs Tally

Feedbaq vs Tally: spoken answers, narrated screen shares and AI follow-ups written for each answer, read by your own AI agent. Features and prices compared.

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VideoAsk alternative for user and market research: Feedbaq vs VideoAsk

Feedbaq vs VideoAsk: written questions instead of videos, AI follow-ups written for each answer, screen shares and pricing per response, not per minute.

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