It's been a busy summer of updates to the browser based version of Quirkos, making it better for all your qualitative analysis needs! The main focus has been on performance improvements, in particular in projects with large numbers of codes/Quirks. Previously, when you had more than 100 Quirks on

What are the core arguments of queer theory? How do we use queer theory for qualitative studies? Find out in our post.

This is our latest post on political and theoretical paradigms for qualitative research. We don't intend to convince you to use one paradigm over another, but it's helpful to know what's out there! This post focuses on Marxist theory and its relationship to social class. You can also check out

I’m not going to give you a number, as what is too many for some is just right for others, but there are some red flags that suggest you have too many codes for you to perform a reasonable analysis of your data, and ways to manage your data move on in your analyis.

Today we are launching the newest, updated offline tool for our simple qualitative analysis software: Quirkos 3! Quirkos 3 brings the updated visual interface and new features from Quirkos Web in your browser, and brings it to a fully offline desktop app you can install on Windows, Mac and Linux.

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We've recently released a new version of Quirkos, an offline qualitative analysis software tool that includes many new features, improved reports and perform...

Just in time for new year, we've updated Quirkos Web with some big new features and updates. And the first one is a real blast from the past! Yes, as you can see in the image above, the Add Quirk (+) button in the top right of the screen is back!