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CoLoop gives you two flexible ways to organize and analyze your data using grids—a visual tool for sorting insights, patterns, and quotes.

All Participant Grid


This grid automatically creates a row for every participant in your project. It’s perfect for quickly comparing how individuals responded to prompts, themes, or topics across your study.
Use all participant grids to get a high-level view across all participants:
  • Each row is a participant; each column is a research question.
  • CoLoop auto-generates or lets you write custom prompts.
  • See individual summaries, themes, and how often each theme appears for a research question.
  • Great for spotting patterns, grouping responses, and guiding deeper dives.

Comparative Grid


This one’s where things get really interesting. With a comparative grid, you decide what each row represents—it could be a persona, a theme, a journey stage, or even a moment in time. This gives you the freedom to structure your analysis in whatever way makes the most sense for your research.
Use custom grids to compare segments like female vs male or urban vs rural.
  • Slice your data by any variable to surface key differences.
  • View summaries, themes, and frequencies side by side across segments.
  • Ideal for identifying contrasts, gaps, or unexpected patterns.

Writing good prompts

CoLoop simplifies the process by providing you with suggested questions, eliminating the need to craft the perfect prompt. Refer to this article for best practices when writing prompts.