Researchers and product teams evaluating health apps need fast, reproducible thematic insights from interviews, logs, and questionnaires. The July 2, 2026 protocol for the MyIBDDiet pilot is published in PLoS One and describes a 60-day, randomized 40-person study (30-day crossover) that foregrounds mixed-method usability (MAUQ, TFA, and semi-structured interviews). This post presents a compact, AI-enabled workflow for qualitative analysis of app usability that maps source documents to themes, frequency counts, and cross-segment comparisons, reproducibly and securely with Evidano.
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