Question: I need a solution that can centralize and organize all my research data, including notes, photos, and recordings, and make it easily searchable.

Condens is a full-featured platform geared for UX research teams. It's a single place to store, analyze and share user research data, with features like real-time collaboration, automatic transcription of video and audio recordings, and a central database for storing lots of different types of research data. That means you can get to your research and organize it easily, with pricing that scales to suit your needs.

Another strong contender is Marvin, which automates a lot of the grunt work of qualitative research and data analysis with AI technology. Marvin is a central database for storing user interviews, transcripts, notes and research artifacts, with automated transcription in multiple languages. It's good for product designers, researchers and students.

If you prefer something more conversational, Knowbase could be the ticket. This knowledge management tool combines file storage with AI-powered chat so you can store and retrieve files, including videos and audio recordings, by asking conversational questions. It can handle lots of file formats and can transcribe files, too, so you can handle a lot of data.