You don't need a company, a data team, or a perfectly formed question. Start with something you want to understand.
Illustrative workflows to inspire your first project. Deduced is coming soon.
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Select a record at any stage to inspect its source, questions, filter and response.
Research
“Which of these articles actually help with my research?”
A focused reading list with a reason for every inclusion—and the original text one click away.
See the research workflowStart with
Articles, reading notes, or a collection of abstracts
Reviews
“What do people like, and what keeps going wrong?”
A comparison of what people actually describe, with counts and excerpts you can check.
Learn when to countStart with
Product, book, game, or app reviews you have permission to use
Sports
“What do the post-match conversations tell us?”
A way to explore past games and interviews. Use code for scores and totals; use model questions to interpret text.
Explore the tennis experimentStart with
Public play-by-play records or press-conference transcripts
Community
“Which suggestions keep coming up?”
A clearer picture of shared requests, without turning a few loud comments into the whole story.
Design better categoriesStart with
Survey responses, feedback forms, or authorized community exports
Projects
“Which projects keep running into the same blockers?”
A repeatable review you can return to, with each conclusion attached to the updates behind it.
Follow an answer to its evidenceStart with
Project updates, issue exports, or meeting transcripts
Customers
“Which customers are expressing frustration, and why?”
A customer review that keeps accounts with missing calls visible. A risk signal is a starting point for investigation, not a prediction of the future.
See the customer workflowStart with
Support tickets, account records, and call transcripts
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