Taguette is a qualitative research tool for importing documents, highlighting passages, and organizing them with tags. It provides a focused workflow for thematic coding and exporting coded material, with local or self-hosted operation available through its open-source software.
Document import
Highlighted passages
Code tags
Coded-material export
Is it a good fit?
Best suited to
Researchers organizing themes in textual sources
Before you choose
Less specialized for rich media analysis. Shared deployments require administration.
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The BSD 3-Clause software is available without a license subscription and includes Document import and Highlighted passages. You provide the server, administration, backups, and any external services; managed hosting is not included.
Open-source software
$0software license
Self-hosted software is free; server infrastructure and administration cost extra.
Import a small set of documents and define tags with clear meanings before starting a large coding project. Review highlighted passages by tag to identify inconsistent interpretations and revise the codebook as needed. Export coded evidence at milestones and retain the original documents so quotations can always be checked in context.
This is best suited to researchers organizing themes in textual sources. Before committing a larger project, account for these trade-offs: less specialized for rich media analysis; shared deployments require administration.
A few things you might be wondering.
Is Taguette free?
The BSD 3-Clause software is available without a license subscription and includes Document import and Highlighted passages. You provide the server, administration, backups, and any external services; managed hosting is not included.
What does Taguette do with document passages?
Users highlight text and attach tags to organize qualitative evidence.
Can it replace interpretation by the researcher?
No. It organizes evidence while the researcher makes analytical judgments.
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