ILDF 2.0 Phase 1 · Entry Stack Step 3

Learner Analysis: an audit, not a persona machine.

Bring what you already know or have been told about your audience. This tool never invents audience facts — it organizes what you give it, tags every claim Known, Assumed, or Needs-Verification, and refuses to let the unconfirmed items disappear into the document unmarked.

Known / Assumed / Needs-Verification
Variation Preserved
Evidence Before Synthesis
What I can and can't do:I organize and tag what you tell me about your audience; I don't research your specific learners, and I don't decide what's true about them — that's yours to confirm. Every Known/Assumed/Needs-Verification tag is a starting point you can override directly, and nothing exports as complete while a flagged item has no named verification step.
Optional — this tool works fully standalone. Pick or create a project only if you want this Learner Profile saved to the shared Design Journey (and, when a Diagnosis cycle exists for it, offered as context below).
What You Already Know

Tell it what you've got — brief excerpts, notes, data, quotes

Free text, deliberately unstructured — a fill-in-the-blank persona form would coax you toward invented specificity. Whatever real evidence (or its genuine absence) you actually have is what should show through. Don't have much yet? Leave this blank and generate anyway — you'll get a short list of questions to go ask, not a guessed profile.

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0 of 5 structuring calls used this session · tag toggles, verification-step edits, and variation notes are always free