
Say what you believe
One sentence. Narrera sorts it into who, problem, when, because and today, and asks for what is missing.
Narrera manages your customer discovery so you can turn exploratory interviews into your first customers.
Four steps, in this order. Nothing is summarised for you and nothing is counted twice.

One sentence. Narrera sorts it into who, problem, when, because and today, and asks for what is missing.

Ten behavioural questions written for your belief, so you hear what happened, not what people would do.

The notetaker joins the call, or you upload a recording; every claim is kept verbatim and scored 1 to 5.

Results open at your target number of interviews and count people, never quotes.
Every finding is a verbatim quote scored 1 to 5. Only 4 and 5 count toward results, and one talkative person is still one person.
Something that happened, dated and specific.
A specific claim about their world today.
A real statement with no specifics.
What they would do, or might pay.
Praise. Nice to hear, worth nothing.

Yesterday we had four no-shows before ten, and two of them had already been rung. Monday is always the worst, honestly.
Weak evidence stays visible, dialled down, with the reason in a tooltip. You learn which of your questions produced the twos.
Four parts of one repository. Each figure in it links to the rows behind it.
The notetaker joins Zoom, Meet and Teams; recordings, forwarded threads, spreadsheets and web pages come in through the same door.

Who you want to talk to, who replied, who is booked, and who you owe a follow-up, kept beside what they said.

Its own questions, its own sources and findings, and a result that opens only when you have heard from enough people.

Only strength 4 and 5 count, themes rank by distinct people, and weak evidence stays visible so you learn which questions produced it.

Sign up, write the sentence, and Narrera writes your first ten questions. The notetaker joins your next call.