Sprig is an enterprise survey platform that embeds AI agents across the research workflow—from survey design through insights synthesis. The stack reveals a data-intensive architecture (Kafka, ClickHouse, Redis, PostgreSQL, ScyllaDB) paired with modern frontend tooling (React, React Native, TypeScript), and the company is explicitly replacing Qualtrics, Medallia, and SurveyMonkey. Active hiring skews heavily toward engineering (7 of 12 roles, mostly senior-level), with distributed data pipelines and AI inference operationalization dominating the project backlog—indicating they're building out infrastructure to handle the computational load of real-time agent-driven analysis at scale.
Sprig delivers an AI-powered survey and research platform for enterprise teams, positioning itself as a faster, agent-assisted alternative to traditional survey tools. The product lets research, product, and UX teams design studies, capture user feedback across the experience, and synthesize insights within a single system. Founded in 2019 and based in San Francisco with 51–200 employees, the company is privately held and U.S.-focused in hiring. The technical roadmap centers on operationalizing AI inference, scaling data pipelines to handle high-throughput ingest, and reducing friction in onboarding and integration for customers migrating from legacy platforms.
React, TypeScript, Node.js, and React Native on the frontend; PostgreSQL, Redis, ScyllaDB, and ClickHouse for storage; Kafka and gRPC for data pipelines; AWS for infrastructure. Also integrates with Salesforce, Gong, and Outreach.
According to the company, Sprig is trusted by leading teams at Notion, Robinhood, DoorDash, Microsoft, Harvey, and Figma.
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