Jess Weisser

Every week on Sunday evening, a bot writes the same message in our group chat: Well done on making it to the end of the week! How did this week go? Do you want to set some goals for next week? Spurred on by ideas floating around social media, my

2022 has been a busy year at Quirkos - we launched Quirkos Web, our browser-based version, and we’ve been working on some secret big new features due to arrive in 2023. It’s also been a busy year for the researchers using our software! This year, there were at

This post is Part Two of a two-parter about why and how you should get to your qualitative analysis as soon as you can. The first post covers why you should start your qualitative analysis earlier than you think [https://www.quirkos.com/blog/post/when-do-you-have-enough-data-to-start-analysing/] , while this one talks

When I was a student, I found it tricky to manage big qualitative research projects with lots of text to analyse. I might have hundreds of pages’ worth of novels, or thousands of free-text responses from surveys. It was hard to look at all that data and not feel overwhelmed!