What researchers do with QualCanvas.
Clearly labelled worked examples show how the product can support a study. Customer stories will only appear here after the participant has reviewed and approved them.
A synthetic public-health coding exercise with 22 caregiving interviews.
This is a fictional workflow demonstration, not a customer result or endorsement.
Scenario. A four-person team needs to code 22 synthetic interviews while keeping its code definitions and coding decisions visible to everyone.
Demonstrated workflow. Collaborators work in one canvas, record coding decisions in memos, and run an intercoder calculation after coding is complete.
Example output. The synthetic dataset produces an illustrative κ of 0.84. It demonstrates the report format only and does not predict a real study's agreement or research outcome.
Tell us your study.
If QualCanvas was part of how you coded your last study, we'd love to feature your work. About 800 words total — three sections (challenge / approach / outcome), three numbers, one quote. You can be anonymized at any granularity, from named institution + named you to fully anonymous worked example.
The commitment is a 45-minute call, two email rounds on the draft, and final review rights before publish. We pay a $200 honorarium (cash or charitable donation in your name).
Interested? Email [email protected] with a one-line description of your study. We'll send a draft outline before you decide.