Research interviews · user research
Every session returns a themed summary and a verbatim quote bank — participants anonymized, quotes never paraphrased, observation kept separate from interpretation — and every session after follows your report shape. Confirm themes and quotes against the recording before you cite them.
Participants distrusted summary figures they couldn't trace to source. Surfacing the underlying record resolved hesitation in 5 of 7 sessions.
The setup step was the most common drop-off point.
The Research pack
One recording at a time, every quote traceable to what was said — and every report shape yours to adjust.
Research interview
A themed summary and a verbatim quote bank, observation kept apart from interpretation.
Usability session
Findings grouped by severity, each with its evidence and a recommendation.
Focus group
Themes, with where the group agreed and where it split.
The one you define
There’s no menu — describe your report once and it’s a type like any other.
The proof — a real recording, the real documents
Each session returns themes with the quotes to prove them — participants coded, quotes never paraphrased.
Participants distrusted summary figures they couldn't trace to source. Surfacing the underlying record resolved hesitation in 5 of 7 sessions.
The setup step was the most common drop-off point.
The mechanism
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Record the session
Interviews, usability sessions, focus groups — one recording per project.
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It becomes the verbatim record
Word for word — the quote bank pulls from it, untouched.
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Your report writes itself into your template
Themes with evidence, drafted — you confirm against the recording before you cite.
A correction you confirm applies from the next session on — and you can undo any of them.
Conduct, not badges
Deleted fast, provably, never fed to a model to learn from. Participants appear by code in the documents — and the summary is a draft you check before citing.
Hours are the only meter.
Documents, corrections and exports are never counted — you choose hours, everything else is included. There’s a free tier, no card.
The short answers
Yes — each session comes back as a themed summary plus a verbatim quote bank, with observation kept separate from interpretation. You set the report shape once and every session follows it. It comes back drafted, for you to confirm against the recording before you cite it.
No. Verbato writes an evidence-grade summary of one recording at a time, with quotes untouched — it doesn't code across your whole study or invent themes you didn't observe. The synthesis stays yours.
Yes. Define your report template and instructions once, or name your report and correct the example the assistant writes, and every session comes back in your format.
Yes — focus groups and usability sessions each have their own report shape, and the quote bank keeps every pulled quote verbatim.
By default it's deleted after 7 days, every deletion writes you a receipt, participants are anonymized in the output, and nothing you record is used to train AI models.