Taguette is a free, open‑source tool for qualitative coding and text analysis. If you’re looking for other solutions—whether cloud‑based, desktop, commercial, or open‑source—here are 20 noteworthy alternatives for researchers, analysts, and anyone who needs to work with large bodies of text.
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Industry‑leading qualitative data analysis (QDA) software with powerful coding, visualisation, and mixed‑methods capabilities.
Comprehensive QDA platform offering network visualisations, AI‑assisted coding, and collaborative project work.
Versatile qualitative and mixed‑methods analysis tool with robust text, audio, video, and image coding features.
Web‑based, subscription‑driven QDA software focused on mixed‑methods research and team collaboration.
Intuitive, visual‑first QDA application that lets you drag‑and‑drop codes onto text bubbles.
Powerful desktop tool for coding, annotating, and visualising textual data; includes statistical text analysis modules.
Open‑source QDA package for R, enabling coding, memoing, and integration with statistical workflows.
Lightweight, cross‑platform open‑source QDA software for coding and memoing small‑to‑medium projects.
Mac‑focused open‑source qualitative analysis tool that works with plain‑text and XML data.
Specialised software for analysing audio and video data, with transcription and coding capabilities.
Concept‑mapping and text mining software that automatically extracts themes and visualises relationships.
Cloud‑based QDA platform offering collaborative coding, project sharing, and AI‑assisted tagging.
Free, open‑source desktop tool for coding, memoing, and basic visualisations; supports multiple languages.
Cross‑platform open‑source QDA software with video/audio support and export to CSV/Excel.
Web‑based QDA system focused on collaborative research, with real‑time coding and discussion threads.
Online qualitative analysis platform that combines coding, sentiment analysis, and dashboard reporting.
Desktop QDA software with a strong focus on mixed‑methods, offering robust import/export options.
A collective term for a suite of QDA tools; many commercial packages (e.g., NVivo, ATLAS.ti) fall under this umbrella.
A lightweight, web‑based version of NVivo for team‑based coding and project sharing.
While not a pure QDA tool, it provides extensive guidance, datasets, and analytic tools for qualitative research.