Starlings for research and advisory teams
Interviews, findings and reports, on the project they belong to.
Run interviews from Starlings or transcribe the ones on Zoom, Teams and Google Meet. Every transcript lands on its project, so your analysts and your AI agents work from the same sources.
Your week today
- Interviews are recorded in four tools, and the transcripts live in folders nobody opens again.
- A finding in a report cannot be traced back to the interview it came from.
- Decisions about scope live in someone’s memory.
- Agents summarize well, but they have no idea which project an interview belongs to.
How the work runs in Starlings.
- 01
Interview
Host the interview in Starlings, or let your Mac transcribe a Zoom, Teams or Google Meet call. Speakers are named.
- 02
File
The transcript and its summary land on the project. Quick Notes stay private until you file them.
- 03
Decide
Record what the team settled as a decision, with its source: a line in the thread, a call or a note.
- 04
Report
Ask Claude to draft a synthesis from the project’s transcripts. It reads them in one place and files the draft as a document.
Jobs your agents can take.
Connect Claude, or hand a task to a shared agent. It works from the same project as your team, and Starlings logs each action under the name of the person who asked.
- Draft a synthesis of ten interviews, with the quote behind each finding.
- Find every time a participant mentioned a topic, across a project’s transcripts.
- Prepare an interview guide from the project’s open questions.
What you can stop paying for.
- A recording and transcription tool
- Folders of transcripts
- A separate task tool
- A wiki for decisions