Read the whole moment.
Each interview keeps the question beside the response, with a timestamp and a clear study context.
“I wanted one small thing to do first, just to know I was in the right place.”PARTICIPANT 01 / FICTIONAL INTERVIEW
A LITTLE CLOSER TO WHAT PEOPLE MEANKeep the voice.
Keep the voice.
Find the meaning.
Bring interviews, highlights, and interpretations into one thoughtful workspace. Follow the evidence from what someone said to what you decide to do.
A complete local demo. Fictional interviews. Your thinking, made visible.
INTERVIEW EXCERPT
Finding the first useful step
01Participant 01 · 06:32
“The example project helped more than the checklist. I could see what a finished version looked like, and then the labels started to make sense.”
ClarityConcrete examples
EXAMPLE INTERPRETATION
Show the destination before the directions.
A concrete example may help a new user understand what the workspace is for.
Connected to the original passageView source ↗
Original interview transcriptsManual highlights & themesSource-linked insightsPortable Markdown export
From a passing comment
to a considered direction.
Research is more useful when the interpretation stays connected to the person, question, and context behind it.
Highlight what matters.
Save a passage, then assign a theme yourself. The code describes your reading, not a machine’s conclusion.
A few useful lenses.
ClarityConfidenceCollaborationFriction
Write an insight you can check.
Make an interpretation and attach the passages that support it. Every insight has a path back to its source.
Researcher interpretation
Source passage attached↗
THE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE DETAILA quote is evidence.
A quote is evidence.
An insight is your
interpretation.
Fieldnotes keeps those two things distinct. You choose the passages, assign the themes, and write the conclusion. The source remains available for another reading.
Explore the method ↗“The file arrives without the decision behind it. I can see what changed, but not why.”Participant 02 · 05:19 · Fictional source
“I want the short version first, but I need a way to check the source if something feels unclear.”Participant 03 · 11:27 · Fictional source
A few things to know.
Does Fieldnotes analyze the interviews automatically?
No. This demo uses manual passage highlighting, theme assignment, and insight writing. Search matches the text you enter. It does not infer sentiment, generate conclusions, or call an analysis service.
Are these real research participants?
No. The three interviews are original fictional examples written for this product concept. Names are replaced by participant numbers, and no real participant data is used.
Will my highlights survive a reload?
Yes, when browser storage is available. Highlights, theme assignments, and insight notes are saved locally in this browser. They do not sync to another device or another browser.
Can I take my work with me?
Prepare a Markdown export from the notebook. It includes highlighted passages, their themes, your insight notes, and source references. You can review, copy, or download it.