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“Which name is easier to say out loud?”

Too close to call — 55/45

Early signalConfidence describes how consistent the observed preference is at this sample size, using a 95% Wilson score interval. It is not a claim about the wider population — a taste test tells you what these humans picked, not what everyone would pick.56 humans · target 50

Renata Oyelaran

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The split95% intervalConfidence describes how consistent the observed preference is at this sample size, using a 95% Wilson score interval. It is not a claim about the wider population — a taste test tells you what these humans picked, not what everyone would pick.

AOption A45%25 boops
95% interval 32%–58%
BOption B55%31 boops
95% interval 42%–68%

The leader's interval still crosses 50%, so this sample can't separate the two.

What people saw

AOption A45%

Northwind

BOption B55%

Tidemark

Why they picked it

Easier to understand11
More trustworthy10
More premium9
More memorable9

Reason tags are optional, so these add up to less than the total vote count.

Reading the comments…

In their words

3

BEasier to understand
I spelled Tidemark right first try. Northwind I typed as Northwing.
AMore premium
Northwind sounds older and more established, which is what fintech wants.
BMore memorable
Tidemark has a meaning that fits — a high-water line. Northwind is just weather.

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Summary

Computed

B is ahead at 55% of 56 boops, but the 95% interval (42%–68%) still includes 50%. This is a lean, not a result.

Themes

11
Easier to understand
Tagged 11 times — 20% of everyone who answered.
10
More trustworthy
Tagged 10 times — 18% of everyone who answered.
9
More premium
Tagged 9 times — 16% of everyone who answered.

Strongest signal: "Easier to understand" was the most common reason, chosen 11 times.
Biggest concern: The two options are close enough that the current sample can't separate them.
Next action: Collect more responses, or change one thing between the versions so there's something clear to prefer.

Built from the counts alone. Add an OPENAI_API_KEY to have written comments grouped into themes.