For PhD students, researchers, qualitative studies

Focus groups and qualitative interviews, with participants already separated.

Verbatim ready to import into NVivo, ATLAS.ti or MAXQDA. Every speaker identified, timestamps to the second, your field's terminology respected. Stop paying an assistant or spending the weekend on rewind.

1 hour of free transcription at signup · no card required
Up to 8 participants identifiedVerbatim or cleaned upNVivo / ATLAS.ti compatibleData in the EU — informed consent

It used to steal your hours. Now it gives you time back.

Before

One 90-min focus group = 10–15 hours of transcription

With Verlio

One 90-min focus group = 9 minutes and 3 credits (≈€2.70)

Before

A research assistant at €200+ for the transcription

With Verlio

€9 in credits = 5 hours of focus groups transcribed

Before

Coding blocked until the verbatim is ready

With Verlio

Verbatim same-day, start your analysis right away

New · AI

Not a transcript.
A professional report.

From a one-hour focus group or qualitative interview, the Structured Document produces material ready for analysis: summary, key themes, sections, highlighted data — participants, frequencies, quotes — and a final glossary.

The AI recognises that it's a qualitative interview or a focus group and organises the content like the first draft of your thematic analysis.

Executive summaryKey pointsData calloutsGlossaryDOCX · PDF
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Focus group: consumer habits

Executive summary

Key points

Participants

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Themes

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Glossary

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Built for your workflow.

Up to 8 participants identified

Multi-speaker diarisation built for focus groups, not just two-person meetings. Every contribution attributed to the right person — with larger groups, a microphone at the centre of the table gives the best results.

Verbatim or cleaned text — your choice

Verbatim output with hesitations and repetitions (for conversation analysis) or text cleaned of pauses and ums (for publications and quotations).

Your field's terminology

Upload a PDF with your disciplinary glossary (sociology, anthropology, nursing science, etc.) and the AI respects it — no more 'Fuko' instead of 'Foucault'.

How it works — in 4 steps.

No installs, no plugins. Open your browser and go.

  1. 1

    Record the session

    A single microphone at the centre of the table, a smartphone app, a recorded Zoom call. It works with everything.

  2. 2

    Upload to Verlio

    Drag-and-drop from your browser. Even a 2-hour focus group in one go. No splitting, no plugins.

  3. 3

    The AI separates the participants

    It recognises every voice, adds timestamps, labels 'Speaker 1, 2, 3…'. You rename them with real names (or anonymous codes).

  4. 4

    Export for analysis

    .docx ready for NVivo/ATLAS.ti, or TXT/PDF to share with your team. Ready for coding.

When you really need it.

PhD theses

Methodology chapters with 100% accurate verbatim, timestamped quotations.

Social research

Ethnographic studies, biographical interviews, narrative inquiry.

Qualitative clinical studies

Patient experience, focus groups with patients, nursing and care research.

Market research

Consumer focus groups, in-depth customer interviews, UX research.

It's not just transcription

No more replaying the audio and typing everything up by hand. Upload your file and within minutes you have the document ready to deliver — with speakers identified and terminology done right.

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data processed and stored in the EU

Questions we hear often.

Is the output compatible with NVivo and ATLAS.ti?

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Yes. We export to .docx with the standard 'Speaker: text' structure that NVivo and ATLAS.ti recognise automatically for auto-coding. TXT and PDF are also available if you prefer to process with Python or R scripts.

How accurate is participant recognition?

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In a well-run focus group (one microphone at the centre, participants not talking over each other too much) diarisation is above 90%. On overlaps the AI makes its best attempt and you correct in the dashboard before export. Our speaker accuracy is among the highest on the market.

Can I rename participants while preserving anonymity?

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Yes. After transcription you rename speakers with anonymous codes (P1, P2, P3…) or pseudonyms. Files remain editable in the dashboard before export, and you can remove real names if they were ever spoken in the recording.

Does the data meet GDPR requirements for informed consent?

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Files are processed on servers in the European Union, encrypted at rest and in transit. They are never used to train models, and you can delete them from the dashboard at any time. For studies under ethics committee oversight, on request we sign a standard EU DPA as data processor.

Can I upload a glossary for specialist terms?

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Yes. For each file you can attach a reference document — theoretical papers, glossaries, your group's previous publications. The AI uses that context to spell proper names, theoretical constructs and field terminology correctly.

Can I also use it for individual interviews, not just focus groups?

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Of course. Two-voice in-depth interviews, narrative inquiry, oral history: same workflow, same accuracy. On a two-person interview, diarisation is virtually perfect.

Your next verbatim: same day. Not next week.

Sign up free, get welcome credits and upload your first focus group or interview right now.

5 minutes for an hour of audio · data processed in the EU