Every answer Quallie.Ai gives you links back to the exact quote and the transcript it came from, so you can trust what you share. Ask in plain language, compare participants side by side and find who said what, without losing the thread to the raw data.
What you can do
- Get answers that link back to the exact quote and transcript, so every insight is one click from its evidence.
- Compare every participant's answer to the same question in one grid, with an overview across them.
- Find everyone who mentioned a topic, however they phrased it.
- Explore the themes across your interviews as a mind map.
- Use documents such as a brief or a previous report as sources alongside your interviews.
- Search across several projects at once to spot patterns between studies.
How it works
Ask questions in Chat
Ask your project a question the way you would ask a colleague, and Quallie.Ai answers from all the material in it. Each point carries a source you can open to see the quoted passage highlighted in the transcript. Follow-up questions keep the context, so you can narrow down step by step. Not sure where to start? A new chat suggests questions written from your interviews, and one click asks it.
- Open your project and click Chat in the side menu.
- Type your question in the box that says How can I help?.
- Press Enter, then open a source in the answer to check it.
Compare answers in the Questions grid
The Questions grid asks each question of every participant, so their answers sit side by side as cards. Generate an overview across them, or break it down by a segment such as region or persona. You can type questions yourself or build the grid from your discussion guide.
- Open your project and click Questions grid in the side menu.
- In New question about, type your question as if you were asking one participant.
- Click Generate, then click the question to see every answer.
Find who said something
Who said X? searches by meaning, not exact words, so it finds every participant who mentioned a topic even when they phrased it differently. Each result shows what they said and opens the transcript at that moment.
In a free trial workspace, Who said X? shows a lock in the side menu, because it is not included in the trial. Click it, then click Request access, and we'll get back to you. In the sample project, Who said X? is unlocked, so you can try it there.
- Open your project and click Who said X? in the side menu.
- In Find who mentioned, describe the topic, for example "frustration with the checkout process". When you click into the bar, suggested examples from your interviews appear below it. Picking one fills it in so you can edit it before you search.
- Click Find who.
Read participant summaries
Summaries bring together the key points from each participant, side by side. They are the quickest way to get to know the data or catch up on a project, and every bullet jumps to the exact spot in the transcript it came from.
- Open your project and click Questions grid in the side menu.
- Click Summaries at the top.
- Scroll across to read each participant's summary.