Get results
When the interviews are in, Juno turns them into something you can act on: a written report, the patterns it found across everyone, and a clean way to share it with your team.
From interviews to a decision
You don't have to read every transcript to get the value. Juno does the synthesis for you and lays it out in a fixed order, so you always know where to look.
- 1 The report. Clear findings, each one backed by real quotes from the interviews.
- 2 Themes. The patterns that came up again and again, grouped together.
- 3 Export. Download the whole thing as a PDF or a Word document.
- 4 Payments. Settle up with anyone you paid for their time.
Reading the report
The report is built to be read top to bottom, like a short memo. Each finding is a plain statement of what Juno learned, followed by the evidence behind it. Nothing is a black box — you can always trace a conclusion back to the people who said it.
- Findings: Short, direct statements of what came out of the research.
- Quotes: The actual words people used, attached to each finding as proof.
- Themes: How individual answers cluster into bigger patterns.
Why do shoppers abandon checkout?
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Patterns & themes
Reading thirty interviews one by one is slow, and it's easy to over-weight whoever you read last. So Juno groups what people said into themes — the ideas that keep recurring — and tells you how common each one was. You get the big picture first, then can drill into any theme to see the individual voices behind it.
Shoppers abandon checkout when shipping costs appear late in the flow
27% of participants (8 of 30)
Sharing & exporting
However your team likes to work, the report travels well:
- Share a link: Send teammates straight to the live report — no download needed.
- Export to PDF: A polished, print-ready version for decks and email.
- Export to Word: An editable document if you want to fold findings into your own write-up.