Look closer. See more.
Learn to explore transcripts and text files as a searchable corpus, follow words and patterns back to their speakers and sources, and keep useful evidence in context.
One project, five ways to investigate it
One project brings together your source texts, speaker codes, custom groups, and analytical results. The same active selection follows you between tools: examine the entire corpus, individual text files or speakers, or custom groups of text files and speakers that you create for a particular comparison.
From source files to evidence
Give one corpus a dependable home.
Add your texts and review their structure.
Search, count, compare, and follow patterns.
Collect useful rows or export complete results.
Choose the view that fits your question
You can move between these workspaces without rebuilding your corpus or losing your active selection.
Built for close reading at corpus scale
Trace patterns without losing the surrounding language, the speaker code, the source text file, or the exact line where each occurrence appears.
Turn real language data into approachable, reproducible activities and analyses.
Explore speakers, interviews, and collections while preserving their source structure.
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