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Aurelius review

#23 of 29 in UX Research SoftwareUser Research Repositories Software

A qualitative research repository with transcription, analysis, reporting, and AI-assisted insights.

6.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Aurelius is a web-based qualitative UX research repository and insights platform for solo researchers, agencies, design teams, product teams, and larger organizations. It brings notes, documents, tags, findings, recommendations, and project reports into one workspace. Teams can also transcribe audio and video, create analysis boards for affinity diagrams and themes, produce clips and highlight reels, and share results in read-only form. Its fit is strongest for small qualitative teams that need a central repository rather than a dedicated study-recruitment or study-delivery system.

Pricing is structured around annual billing. The Professional plan costs $49 per month and includes Projects, Notes, Tags, Documents, Key insights, and an automatic report builder. Premium costs $199 per month and adds Recommendations, Universal search, Collections, Zapier integration, and Magic Upload, along with all Professional features. Enterprise adds priority support, SAML 2.0 SSO, IP whitelisting, Jira integration, cross-project insights and recommendations, and advanced permissions. A 30-day trial is available, while the published plans do not include a free plan.

Aurelius stands out when research teams need to move from raw material to organized insight: tagging and keyword search support discovery, the analysis board supports affinity work, and AI-assisted summaries and key themes can help structure findings. Zoom, Jira, and Zapier integrations extend its workflow fit, while Collections organize insights across projects. The trade-off is focus: Aurelius is built around qualitative repository and analysis work, not a broad research-operations suite. Choose it for storing, analyzing, reporting, and sharing qualitative research; choose another product if participant recruitment or moderated and unmoderated study capabilities are central requirements.

Aurelius pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Repository for notes, documents, findings, and recommendations
    • Audio and video transcription with affinity analysis and AI themes
    • Read-only sharing, unlimited users, and Zoom, Jira, and Zapier integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; Professional starts at $49 per month with annual billing
    • The platform is available on the web only
    • Participant recruitment and moderated or unmoderated studies are not core capabilities

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