Lemma uses a few terms repeatedly. Learn these first so the rest of the Help Center is easier to follow.
Core Terms
The container you create. It includes the goal, format, context, questions, and follow-up settings.
One completed participant conversation inside a study.
The table where completed sessions appear. Use it to inspect summaries, answers, status, and transcripts.
The source wording from a participant conversation. Use it to verify what was actually said.
The synthesis view for the study. Use it to read patterns, sample information, numbers, and quotes.
The place to ask questions across the collected study data.
How The Pieces Connect
Step 1: Create a study
The study defines what Lemma should ask and how much it should follow up.
Step 2: Participants complete sessions
Each completed conversation becomes one session in the study.
Step 3: Responses show the source evidence
Open Responses to review sessions, summaries, transcripts, and per-question answers.
Step 4: Insights and Research help you synthesize
Use Insights to read the generated synthesis. Use Research to ask specific questions about the study data.
FAQs & Common Issues
Is a response the same as a session?
In practice, a completed participant conversation appears as a session in Responses.
Where should I verify an important quote?
Open the transcript for the session.
Where should I ask a question across all participants?
Use Research.