Let the team hear the part that mattered

Mark a moment during the interview. Review it afterwards and export a short video with the words and recorded audio.

Setting paper interview questions on a small table opposite an empty chair.

01

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.

Listening to a participant across the table, one Mac set off to the side; he is looking at the participant.

You hear the sentence during the session

Mark it without stopping the conversation. Return to the saved moment when you prepare the readout.

Listening to a participant across the table, one Mac set off to the side; he is looking at the participant.

You hear the sentence during the session

Mark it without stopping the conversation. Return to the saved moment when you prepare the readout.

A saved moment you can bring to the readout

A saved moment you can bring to the readout

A saved moment you can bring to the readout

Alone, wearing wired headphones while checking the saved moment on the same open Mac.

Check the context before the clip

Read around the passage and listen back. Choose the moment that supports the point you want to discuss.

Alone, wearing wired headphones while checking the saved moment on the same open Mac.

Check the context before the clip

Read around the passage and listen back. Choose the moment that supports the point you want to discuss.

Facilitating a small research readout with printed evidence cards and a wall display showing an abstract audio visual, no legible text. No laptop or computer in frame.

Bring the voice into the discussion

Export the reviewed moment as a video. Use it in your readout when you have permission to share the participant’s words and voice.

Facilitating a small research readout with printed evidence cards and a wall display showing an abstract audio visual, no legible text. No laptop or computer in frame.

Bring the voice into the discussion

Export the reviewed moment as a video. Use it in your readout when you have permission to share the participant’s words and voice.

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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

Does Weeve record video of the participant?

No. The MP4 is a generated moment visual with transcript text and retained audio. It is not a camera recording or screen recording.

Do I need to keep the audio?

Does Chat turn any quote into a clip?

Will hiding names or changing voices make it anonymous?

Can I share an interview clip publicly?

Does Weeve record video of the participant?

No. The MP4 is a generated moment visual with transcript text and retained audio. It is not a camera recording or screen recording.

Do I need to keep the audio?

Does Chat turn any quote into a clip?

Will hiding names or changing voices make it anonymous?

Can I share an interview clip publicly?