You've got hundreds of survey responses sitting in a spreadsheet. Maybe a mountain of customer reviews. Reading through them one by one? That takes days. Manually tagging themes feels like punishment.
Blix handles the entire process—turning raw text into something your team can actually use.
It scans your open-ended feedback and spots recurring topics. No need to define them first. Then it codes each response automatically. Categories and tags get assigned the way a human analyst would (minus the coffee breaks). Upload your Excel, CSV, or SPSS file. Let it run. What comes back is structured data with every comment categorized. Plus a dashboard showing patterns across your entire dataset.
Market researchers find this especially useful when dealing with NPS or CSAT comments that need quick turnaround. Instead of spending a week coding survey open ends, you get coded data ready for analysis in a fraction of the time. It works across multiple languages right out of the box—matters if you're running international studies.
Blix generates reports. Exports everything back to Excel with all the coding intact. Its semantic approach catches variations in how people express the same idea. One customer feedback manager compared getting results to Christmas morning. Feels a bit much, but it says something about the usual drudgery of qualitative analysis.
You'll need to reach out directly about pricing—it's not listed publicly.
