See How Everyone Answered the Same Question
After a round of interviews you start to notice that people are saying similar things, or that two of them clearly are not. Proving it means opening every transcript to the same question and writing down who said what.
Put the interviews in one folder and ask. ScreenApp answers from all of them and gives you each participant’s position, a short quote and the time. It describes what was said. It does not code your data or decide what the differences mean.
One Question, Many Interviews
ScreenApp has one AI chat that searches and answers from every recording in your library, or a single folder.
Participant by Participant
Ask for a line per person so answers sit side by side.
Every Answer Has a Source
In ScreenApp, clicking a moment in the transcript jumps the player to that point in the recording.
Notes You Can Take Away
Copy the answer, or export transcripts as PDF, DOCX, TXT, SRT and VTT.
How the Comparison Works
It reads all the transcripts
The chat searches the folder you choose and pulls the passages that answer your question from each interview.
It lines up the answers
You get one entry per participant, and a note where answers agree or differ. Checking each against the audio is your step.
What You Get Back
The speakers, quotes and times in this table are made up for the example, and real results depend on your recording.
| Participant | Position | Quote | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| P01 | Supports the change | ”It saves me real time every day.” | 14:10 |
| P02 | Neutral | ”I have not noticed much difference.” | 09:35 |
| P03 | Opposes the change | ”It added steps nobody asked for.” | 22:48 |
How to Use It
- Add the interviews. Upload them together, or use a folder you already have.
- Ask the same question of the folder. Choose the folder in the chat, then type your question.
- Check and follow up. Open the moments, then ask who agrees and who does not.
What You Can Do With It
Compare across participants
See how each person answered a key question without opening every file.
Compare across groups
Keep each group in its own folder and ask both the same question.
Prepare a readout
Collect positions and quotes for a stakeholder summary.
Find the outliers
Ask who disagreed with the majority, then listen to why.
This tool is one of the research interview tools, built around a recording, a transcript and the questions you ask of it.
To pull the exact wording behind each answer, use the interview quote finder.
Questions to Ask
What It Can and Cannot Do
Good at
- Answering one question across many recordings
- Giving a quote and a time for each participant
- Showing where answers seem to agree or differ
Not built for
- Coding or a theme matrix: ScreenApp does not provide qualitative coding
- Counting participants with certainty, since AI answers can miss a mention
- Deciding what a difference means for your study
Who Uses It
Qualitative researchers comparing participants on a research question.
UX researchers summarizing a round of user interviews.
Program evaluators checking whether sites or cohorts answered differently.
Product teams who need quick evidence from recent customer calls.
