A few places to start
You don't need a company, a data team, or a perfectly formed question. Start with something you want to understand.
Illustrative workflows to inspire your first project. Jevreduce is coming soon.
Reading & research
“Which of these articles actually help with my research?”
A focused reading list with a reason for every inclusion—and the original text one click away.
See the research workflow →Start with
Articles, reading notes, or a collection of abstracts
Reviews & opinions
“What do people like, and what keeps going wrong?”
A comparison of what people actually describe, with counts and excerpts you can check.
Learn when to count →Start with
Product, book, game, or app reviews you have permission to use
Sports & patterns
“What do the post-match conversations tell us?”
A way to explore past games and interviews. Use code for scores and totals; use model questions to interpret text.
Explore the tennis experiment →Start with
Public play-by-play records or press-conference transcripts
Community feedback
“Which suggestions keep coming up?”
A clearer picture of shared requests, without turning a few loud comments into the whole story.
Design better categories →Start with
Survey responses, feedback forms, or authorized community exports
Projects & collaboration
“Which projects keep running into the same blockers?”
A repeatable review you can return to, with each conclusion attached to the updates behind it.
Follow an answer to its evidence →Start with
Project updates, issue exports, or meeting transcripts
Customer conversations
“Which customers are expressing frustration, and why?”
A customer review that keeps accounts with missing calls visible. A risk signal is a starting point for investigation, not a prediction of the future.
See the customer workflow →Start with
Support tickets, account records, and call transcripts
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