Thematic Analysis Tool
Themes your sources share, organized and cited
Upload your research sources and Kognific extracts the recurring themes across them. Each theme is supported by linked evidence from your papers, with citations to the specific passages that contribute to it.
Start Researching- Theme extraction from your entire source collection: papers, transcripts, and audio
- Evidence linking: every theme cites the specific passages that support it
- Cross-source patterns: themes that span multiple source types and papers
- Works for qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods source collections
- Structured thematic analysis report ready for export and refinement
- Export to Word, LaTeX, or PDF with APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE, Harvard, or Vancouver citations
Cross-Source Theme Extraction
Kognific reads your entire project collection and surfaces themes that recur across sources. Themes emerge from your specific papers, not from predetermined categories.
Evidence Linking
Every theme is linked to the specific passages in your sources that support it. See which papers contribute to each theme and trace any piece of evidence back to its origin.
Qualitative Source Support
Upload interview transcripts, observational notes, focus group recordings, or qualitative papers. Kognific extracts themes and links participant voices or researcher observations to each.
Multi-Format Processing
PDFs, audio recordings, web articles, and images contribute to the thematic map in the same project. Themes appearing across source types are identified and their evidence organized.
Targeted Theme Queries
Ask questions about specific themes: 'Which sources discuss participant agency?' or 'Where does institutional resistance appear in my collection?' Get cited answers from your sources.
Export-Ready Thematic Reports
Generate a structured thematic analysis report and export to Word, LaTeX, or PDF. Choose your citation style. The bibliography builds automatically from every source cited in the report.
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