Comments and reactions have arrived in @notablyai 🥹 You can react to research with emojis to kickstart an interactive cluster or drop comments on insights to ask clarifying questions. With this release are also insight metrics, where you can see how your insight is performing with info like: 👀 Views: Are people viewing and reading your research? 💡Evidence: How many pieces of evidence support this Insight? 🤯Reactions: What is the general reception toward this Insight? 💬Comments: Are there any clarifying questions or comments from the team? Hope this new collaboration on insights helps people to feel encouraged and supported by their team to keep learning ❤️

Comments and reactions have arrived.🥹 You can now react to research in Notably with emojis to kickstart an interactive cluster or drop comments on insights to ask clarifying questions. With this update are also insight metrics, where you can see how your insight is performing with info like: 👀 Views: Are people viewing and reading your research? 💡Evidence: How many pieces of evidence are supporting this Insight? 🤯Reactions: What is the general reception toward this Insight? 💬Comments: Are there any clarifying questions or comments from the team? Hope this new collaboration on insights helps people to feel encouraged and supported by their team to keep learning. ❤️

R to @notablyai: We're excited to introduce both of these features to Notably soon. But it's up to you which AI feature will go live first. Reply with why it earned your vote! 🗳️🚀

R to @notablyai: Team 2 used the content of an insight to automatically generate an insight cover photo or artwork, creating infinite possibilities to bring your research to life in Notably.

R to @notablyai: Team 1 made it possible to automatically highlight parts of an AI generated summary, practically eliminating the friction to synthesis in Notably.

We kicked off a 48-hour team hackathon with the mission to split into two teams and design and build a new AI feature in 48 hours. Now, we need your help to pick a winner! The winning team's feature will go live in the app first. ✨

/imagine AI generated cover photos created from the content of your research insights.

hitting character limits with chat gpt & have privacy concerns? you can now summarize super long convos and documents with @notablyai using any of our AI templates. just generated a high level summary on the great gatsby in less than a minute, nbd. Research Participants ⭐️ Myrtle Wilson: Tom Buchanan's mistress, unhappy with her current life and dealing with infidelity and jealousy. ⭐️Tom Buchanan: Myrtle's lover, emotionally vulnerable when confronted with Daisy's feelings for Gatsby. ⭐️Gatsby (James Gatz): A wealthy man with a mysterious past, obsessed with Daisy. ⭐️Daisy Buchanan: The object of Gatsby's affection, trapped in an unhappy marriage. ⭐️Mr. Gatz: Father of the late Jay Gatsby, believes his son had a promising future. Challenges & Goals Participants discussed challenges such as dissatisfaction with their current lives, dealing with infidelity and jealousy, societal pressures, and religious barriers to divorce. Their goals include escaping unhappy marriages, gaining acceptance among the upper class, finding happiness in relationships and exploring new opportunities. Surprising Takeaways Surprising moments included Myrtle's willingness to cheat on her husband for wealth, revelations about Gatsby's criminal past and obsession with Daisy, Tom's emotional vulnerability when confronted with Daisy's feelings for Gatsby. Also surprising was the revelation that both Tom and Myrtle are unhappy in their marriages and would consider divorcing their spouses. Emerging Patterns ⭐️Dissatisfaction with current life situations ⭐️Pursuit of wealth and social status ⭐️Deception and infidelity ⭐️Power dynamics within relationships ⭐️Themes of regret and disillusionment Key Moments Direct quotes from research participants: "Let us learn to show our friendship for a man when he is alive and not after he is dead," - Mr. Gatz "I married him because I thought he was a gentleman" - Myrtle Wilson "I am the son of some wealthy people in the middle-west—all dead now" - Gatsby "She never loved him." - Unknown participant referring to Daisy "We drew in deep breaths of it as we walked back from dinner through the cold vestibules…" - Nick Carraway "He had a big future before him… He'd have helped build up the country." - Mr. Gatz These conversations reveal complex characters grappling with personal challenges while striving towards their individual goals amidst societal pressures. Their actions are often driven by their pursuit of wealth or social status leading them down paths filled with deception and discontentment.

R to @allisongrayce: Haha! They’ll be there when you need them 🌞

R to @allisongrayce: Too good to resist.

R to @rileyj_s: hold my beer, rebranding @notablyai real quick 🤤

Researchers should be able to conduct research in their own language in order to build trust with participants. Additionally, there are cultural and linguistic sensitivities that can make for a much better participant experience. This update ensures Notably is speaking everyone’s language, not just English. Now, you can choose to translate your AI-generated Summary into the following 18 languages: Arabic Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Danish Dutch French German Hindi Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Portuguese Russian Spanish Swedish Thai Turkish To use Translations on AI Summaries: 👉 Click “Create summary” on any data file in your Notably project. 👉Once the summary is generated, click “Translate” and choose your desired language. 👉Share your summary with your team or stakeholder in their native language.

Have you ever wondered about the quantitative story behind your research notes, tags, themes, sentiment, and participants in Notably? Now you don't have to wonder. Charts are live ✨ http://app.notably.ai

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R to @notablyai: Office space

Design researchers walking out of synthesis to find more sticky notes.