AI Docs
Write research documents together.
Use AI to shape the draft.
Draft and refine research documents with AI assistance in the same collaborative workspace as your study.
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Keep research writing close to the study
Research documents hold the plan, discussion guide, and written context that keep a study focused. Tetra provides a collaborative editor inside the project, with AI writing assistance for drafting and refining text.
Use documents before the interview to prepare questions and during the project to develop the material your team needs. Keep the plan alongside the sessions and evidence so it remains easy to revisit as the research evolves.
Prepare and refine research materials
Draft a guide
Use AI assistance to develop an initial structure or wording, then adjust the questions to the actual study objective.
Edit collaboratively
Work in the shared document editor so teammates can contribute to the same research material.
Keep supporting context
Associate supporting documents, uploaded files, and links with the research project instead of scattering the setup across disconnected tools.
Put the study goal beside the questions you will ask
A useful interview guide begins with the study goal, intended participants, and session format. Opening questions establish the participant’s context before exploring their experience in depth. The document editor keeps that context alongside the guide, with formatting and AI writing controls available while the team prepares the study.
Understand where first-time team setup becomes difficult.
Team leads who set up a workspace in the last month.
- Question 01
Walk me through the first time you invited your team.
- Question 02
Where did you pause or look for help?
- Question 03
What did you expect to happen next?
Develop an interview guide
- State the research objective, audience, and assumptions you want to test before asking AI to help with a draft.
- Review suggested questions for leading language, repetition, and missing context. Edit the guide with the teammates who will run the sessions.
- Use the guide during the study and revise it deliberately when you learn something new. Keep findings linked to actual interview evidence, not to generated draft text.
Questions before you start
- Does AI writing automatically turn a document into a verified finding?
- No. AI-generated text is a draft. Check claims against your research and use supporting snippets when communicating findings.
- How do documents differ from templates?
- Documents are editable research materials within a project. Templates let you reuse a prepared project structure, including materials, when starting another study.
Try it with your next research project.
Start with existing interviews or recruit participants for a new study. Choose the workflow that fits your team.
Participant recruitment is priced separately. See pricing for plan details.