Understand everyday behaviour and what changes over time.
Everyday behaviour is difficult to reconstruct at the end of a study. The moments that explain a change often happen between interviews.Enumerate brings video, audio and written diary entries, images and follow-up interviews into one AI study view, so teams can compare routines, barriers and workarounds across participants and timepoints, with every finding linked to the diary entry behind it.
I have these with tea when I close my laptop. It gives me a proper break.
Illustrative participant · Day 1 diary
on GreenbookVerified reviews from research teams on GreenbookEveryday experience makes more sense in sequence.
A snack that fits the afternoon break can be awkward on a commute. Enumerate keeps each person's accounts connected across occasions, so teams can see the circumstances behind a change and decide what to investigate.
End-of-study interviews can miss what changed.
People remember the overall experience, but small changes in timing, setting or routine can alter what they do.
See how behaviour changes over time.
Compare routines, triggers, barriers and workarounds across participants and occasions, then open any pattern to the diary entry behind it.
Understand what drives the change.
Each finding stays connected to the entry, image or follow-up behind it, so teams can see what holds and what changes.
See how behaviour changes over time.
Compare routines, triggers, barriers and workarounds across participants and occasions, then open any pattern to the diary entry behind it.
“I have these with tea when I close my laptop. It gives me a proper break.”
Illustrative participant · Day 1 video diary
The snack marks a pause after work. The occasion matters as much as the food.
Illustrative entries, not client results. Unshown days are not evidence of non-use.
These illustrative entries suggest a practical pack barrier when the setting changes. Review other participants and probe the workaround before making a recommendation. One person’s sequence does not establish how common the issue is.
I have these with tea when I close my laptop. It gives me a proper break.Illustrative participant · Day 1 diary
I was on the train today. The open bag would have spilled, so I bought a bar instead.Same illustrative participant · Day 4 diary
Ask the study what matters
Explore what changed across entries, what the context explains and what needs a follow-up. Each example answer names the diary entries behind it.
Illustrative snack diaryselected entriesEvidence connectedFrom raw responses to a decision-ready study view.
Bring in, structure, compare and report from one workspace. Your team controls the interpretation; Enumerate keeps every finding connected to the evidence behind it.
Explore each step →Probe the useful detail
Ask the next useful question while the respondent's context is still specific.
- AI asks the useful next question
- Captures richer async responses
- Works across 40+ languages
- Links every answer to context
Give stakeholders the answer and the evidence.
Reports, reels and segment cuts, each tied back to the study.
AI-drafted reports grounded in source evidence and ready for your team’s review.
Short, shareable clips that bring the feedback to life.
Quick cuts by market, segment, study stage or any filter.
Every quote coded and tied back to the source, in 40+ languages.
Choose the diary format that fits the decision.
The Diary Platform supports in-context and longitudinal work across products, routines, shopping, healthcare, media and markets. Start with the format your team already runs; every entry returns to a comparable, source-linked study view.
Skincare & Beauty Diaries
Track routines, application, visible changes and product performance across repeated uses.
- Source-linked findings
- Comparable study view
- Review-ready outputs
Skincare & Beauty Diaries
Track routines, application, visible changes and product performance across repeated uses.
- Source-linked findings
- Comparable study view
- Review-ready outputs
See the platform in action
Turn everyday entries into a clearer next decision.
Connect diaries and follow-up interviews in one study view, with each recommendation traceable to the person and moment behind it.