OpenVerbatim capability status

Upload WAV, MP3, and M4A sources into the durable processing pipeline from the live workspace.

Import TXT, Markdown, SRT, and VTT through the main application or API with versioned text/time locators.

Stage up to 200 transcript text, speaker, and timestamp corrections; preview their impact; recover conflicts; compare revisions; and compensate the latest ordinary batch without rewriting history.

Import CSV and XLSX cells with durable sheet, row, and column evidence locators.

Import DOCX and PDF material while preserving source positions.

Import CSV or XLSX answers with questions, respondents, and variables.

Import images, run OCR, and retain region anchors.

Import video and preserve audiovisual time anchors.

Select, preview, freeze, and execute one of seven method disciplines with explicit starter-codebook rules.

Build, test, relate, revise, and review themes against exact supporting and counterexample evidence.

Create a project whose coding prompt does not begin with preset codes.

Apply a researcher-provided framework and pause automatic coding until its codebook exists.

Review cited AI coding suggestions with rationale and explicit human decisions.

Select text, page or image regions, table cells, or media ranges and apply one or more human codes.

View complete code meaning and exchange current codebook snapshots through CSV, XLSX, QDC, or QDPX.

Manage hierarchical codes, rules, history, merge, split, import, and reuse.

Construct, organize, relate, merge, archive, and version human themes while keeping automatic themes as reviewable suggestions.

Answer project questions from confirmed evidence with quotes and source locations.

Run saved Boolean, proximity, case, and matrix queries with evidence drill-down.

Code text, page and image regions, table cells, and audiovisual time ranges with overlap and multiple codes.

Write private, team, or published memos with version history and exact evidence links in one research log.

Return from codes, memos, logs, questions, shares, and history to the exact evidence revision and location.

Create named evidence annotations, bookmarks, typed relationships, and safe HTTP or HTTPS hyperlinks.

Inspect coding, codebook, memo, and governance history and undo or redo reversible work through new audited actions.

Agree, disagree, or comment on another researcher's current coding decision.

Keep, modify, or reject disputed evidence with a durable reason and history.

Assign the same material to researchers who cannot see each other's work before submission.

Compare coding boundaries and calculate percentage agreement, Kappa, and Alpha.

Share confirmed excerpts with redaction, consent, revocation, feedback, and access requests.

Summarize manual and automated confirmation activity for method disclosure.

Build a confirmed-evidence QDPX archive on the server.

Deliver findings, citations, counterexamples, charts, actions, and media clips.

Allow or deny external processing before project data is sent.

Review deterministic PII candidates individually or in a batch, apply per-kind replacement rules, and undo the latest batch through a new revision.

Preview and cascade removal through media, transcript, analysis, themes, and sharing.

Hide, mask, or explicitly confirm consent for each shared excerpt.

Run the review and manual-coding demo locally in the browser without an account.

Run the application, worker, database, and storage through the documented deployment stack.

Review and capture research material from mobile devices.

Derive product, sandbox, documentation, and SEO capability states from one validated registry.

Preserve bounded landing, sample, template, and tool context through project and source creation.