See how data has been coded by displaying coloured coding stripes and highlighting - a great way to review and manage coding as you work.
See where you're up to, review your progress and uncode, or quickly correct your coding if you change your mind. You can show up to 200 coding stripes, and even print coding stripes to review in hard copy or share.
If multiple people are coding, use coding stripes to view and compare coding, and check for consistency. If you're working in a team you can see one, or several team members' coding.

Quickly discover the most frequently occurring words and phrases in your data using Word Frequency Queries and display your results in a Word Cloud, where font sizes represent how frequently terms occur. You can choose to visualize the key terms within specific data sources, themes or across your whole project. Choose from a gallery of stunning options and create outputs that can be added to reports or shared in presentations.

Use Mind Maps as a brainstorming tool and to visualize your thoughts and ideas. Start with a central topic or main idea, then map out ideas that relate to the central topic with connectors and shapes. Reflect on what you think about a topic quickly and spontaneously while ideas are flowing.

Use Mind Maps at the beginning of a project to explore expectations and initial theories, then later on map out and create your node structure visually. 

Comparison Diagrams offer a quick and easy method to visualize the similarities and differences between project items throughout your research process. Visually compare two sources, nodes or cases to quickly see what they share in common and what is different.