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Share your research goals and discussion guide, so DoReveal understands intent before it sees a single transcript.
Upload interviews, focus groups, or open-ended survey responses and get structured, cited research using the frameworks researchers already trust, with you in control the whole way through.
We'll show you how DoReveal fits your workflow.
I spent 30 years doing research - building the first UX team at The World Bank, leading strategic research inside a Fortune 50 healthcare company. In every one of those years, the same thing happened: the best part of the work, sitting with what people actually said, got crowded out by the worst part, tagging it all by hand so someone else could read a report.
I didn't start DoReveal to make research faster for its own sake. I started it so researchers could spend their time on the thinking, not the admin - and so a growing team never has to choose between good research and an affordable tool.
Alok Jain
CEO & Chief Researcher, DoReveal
Share your research goals and discussion guide, so DoReveal understands intent before it sees a single transcript.
Interviews, focus groups, survey text - one file or a hundred.
Ask follow-up questions directly - compare cohorts, trace a claim back to its source, test a hunch.
Jobs-to-Be-Done, grounded theory, emotional laddering, journey maps, thematic analysis - built in, not bolted on.
Every quote in every report links straight back to the moment it came from.
From the moment you upload your first interview to the moment your stakeholder reads the insight, DoReveal supports every step of your qualitative research workflow.
A personal walkthrough from our founder - from raw interview to cited report.
faster than traditional qual analysis — without sacrificing depth or rigour
native frameworks — JTBD, grounded theory & more
languages supported, go global with your research
seat tax, add unlimited users are no extra cost
See what switching from manual analysis to DoReveal could save you.
No. We do not use your data to train any external AI models. Our partners including the transcription and LLM services also do not use your data to train their models. Everything you upload - interviews or notes - stays private to your account or team. Our models run in secure environments, and your data is encrypted both at rest and in transit. You're in full control, and you can delete your data at any time.
Yes, DoReveal can automatically redact Protected Health Information (PHI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) during transcription. You will see an option to enable PHI/PII redaction in the study settings. You can also find and replace terms across transcripts and analyses to safeguard data privacy.
Yes - everything in your project is exportable. You can download transcripts, excerpts, and even AI-generated outputs like codebooks, analysis grids, search results, and thematic summaries as spreadsheets. This makes it easy to back up your work, share insights with stakeholders, or continue analysis in other tools.
Yes! DoReveal is built for collaboration. You can invite teammates to join a project and work together. Best of all, there is no per-seat/user pricing. You can add as many people as you like.
We offer simple, transparent pricing based on usage.
Yes! You can try DoReveal for free - no credit card required. The free plan includes full access to core features and lets you analyze up to three interviews. We also offer an extended trial for larger studies at just $4 per in-depth interview. It's a great way to see how DoReveal fits your research workflow before committing.
Your transcripts, recordings, and insights are never used to train AI models. Zero. None. We mean it.
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