Find the pattern across the interviews you already have

Ask Weeve to compare your research interviews. Explore recurring themes, check the passages behind them, and draft your findings.

Sorting interview question cards in a quiet university workroom overlooking a canal.

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Press record

The session runs the way it always did. Nothing joins the call and nothing appears in the room.

02

Listen

No notebook between you. Watch the participant instead of your keyboard.

03

Read it back

A verbatim transcript, attributed by speaker, ready by the time you have shown the participant out.

Reviewing interview passages at one open Mac with the question cards beside it.

The same problem has different words

Participants describe the same step differently. Ask Weeve to compare their accounts and show the passages it used.

Reviewing interview passages at one open Mac with the question cards beside it.

The same problem has different words

Participants describe the same step differently. Ask Weeve to compare their accounts and show the passages it used.

Findings you can trace to an interview

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Findings you can trace to an interview

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Findings you can trace to an interview

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Checking a printed theme-and-evidence sheet against the same open Mac.

Keep the exception in view

Ask where the interviews disagree. A useful finding includes the person whose experience does not fit.

Checking a printed theme-and-evidence sheet against the same open Mac.

Keep the exception in view

Ask where the interviews disagree. A useful finding includes the person whose experience does not fit.

Discussing a paper research board with two colleagues, one pointing to a contrasting example.

Take the evidence into the room

Review the sources, then copy a draft of your findings. You can return to the interview when someone asks why.

Discussing a paper research board with two colleagues, one pointing to a contrasting example.

Take the evidence into the room

Review the sources, then copy a draft of your findings. You can return to the interview when someone asks why.

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O

Onboarding Redesign

In this project we collect all conversations and user tests related to our new onboarding.

I

Investor Pitches

Here we collect all our conversations with investors in order to refine our pitch.

Q

Q3 Roadmap

These are all the conversations around our Q3 roadmap and its priorities.

C

Customer Discovery Calls

This project is to track all customer discovery calls that we have.

P

Party planning committee

All the planning conversations for the upcoming company party.

F

Financial advisor

All calls with our personal finance advisor.

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Chat

Teon Beijl, Founder at Unpuzzler

“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”

Teon Beijl

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Teon Beijl, Founder at Unpuzzler

“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”

Teon Beijl

Founder

Is this a complete qualitative coding tool?

No. Chat helps you explore and draft from recorded material. It does not provide a validated coding framework, inter-rater reliability, or proof of saturation.

Can I use the quotes directly?

Does this stay on my Mac?

What should I know about Chat?

Should people know I am recording?

Is this a complete qualitative coding tool?

No. Chat helps you explore and draft from recorded material. It does not provide a validated coding framework, inter-rater reliability, or proof of saturation.

Can I use the quotes directly?

Does this stay on my Mac?

What should I know about Chat?

Should people know I am recording?