thematicanalysis.ai
AI-powered thematic analysis for qualitative research
What it does
thematicanalysis.ai is an easy to use AI tool that helps students and researchers analyse to autocode and generate themes from thier qualitative data. You can upload interviews, transcripts or research papers, the engine then generate codes and themes, which are traceable to thier sources. You can then export the result and the codebook.
AI-assisted thematic analysis for students and researchers. Analyse interviews and literature, trace themes back to evidence, and export defensible results.
Analyse interviews, transcripts and research findings with AI-assisted coding. Choose your framework, inspect the evidence behind each theme, and export your work for your dissertation, thesis or research paper. From raw papers and transcripts to fully referenced, auditable themes in minutes — without losing methodological rigor. Paste findings, full transcripts, or upload PDFs. Organize by study or participant label with automatic character and word verification. Choose from 5 peer-reviewed qualitative frameworks (Braun & Clarke, Thomas & Harden, etc.). Watch the engine extract micro-codes and cluster them into thematic patterns live. Receive rich theme definitions, analytic narratives…from thematicanalysis.ai
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