Lemma helps you run adaptive studies in text or voice.
Use it when the first answer is not enough. Lemma can ask follow-up questions so you can collect reasons, examples, tradeoffs, and quotes.
How Lemma Works
The thing you create in Lemma. It contains the goal, format, follow-up depth, context, and questions.
One completed participant conversation inside a study.
The table where you review sessions, summaries, transcripts, and answers.
The places where you synthesize results and ask questions across the study data.
When To Use Lemma
Lemma is useful when you need more than a static answer.
Common workflows:
- customer discovery
- customer satisfaction
- product or service feedback
- employee experience
How To Think About Lemma
Step 1: Create a study
Start with a goal, a template, or an existing discussion guide.
Step 2: Let Lemma ask follow-ups
Choose how much follow-up depth you want. You can also give instructions for specific questions.
Step 3: Review results
Use Responses, transcripts, Insights, and Research to understand what participants said.
FAQs & Common Issues
Is Lemma only for voice?
No. Studies can use text or voice.
Does Lemma write the study for me?
Lemma can draft the study from your context. You should still review the context, questions, and follow-up settings before using it.