Analysis shouldn't cost more than the research
You've run eight interviews. The recordings are in a folder and stakeholders want findings. The professional tools cost more than your project budget. The DIY path means days of rewatching, copying quotes into sticky notes, hoping you haven't missed a pattern.
Bristlenose closes that gap. Point it at your recordings — audio, video, or transcripts from Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet — and it handles the mechanical work. Transcription runs on your laptop. An analysis pass extracts quotes, identifies speakers, groups everything by screen and theme. A typical study takes two to five minutes.
What you get back is a report designed for how researchers actually work. Star the quotes that belong in your deck. Hide the noise. Tag with your own codebook. Search, filter, export. The keyboard shortcuts assume you'll do this all day: j/k to move, s to star, t to tag, r to repeat the last tag.
Built by a practising user researcher, not a platform company. Free, open source, no accounts, no telemetry.