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Musgrave diary-platform walkthrough

A partial customer transcript documenting the burden of WhatsApp diary studies and the need for a simple tool that more of the research team can use.

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research/interviews/2026-04-20-musgrave-diary-platform-walkthrough/README.md

Notes

Transcript is incomplete; the session date is inferred from the filename.

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---
title: "Musgrave diary-platform walkthrough"
status: processed
source_type: customer walkthrough — partial transcript
session_date: 2026-04-20
date_basis: inferred from filename
participants:
  - Carla Olea Correa
  - Cliona Kennedy
  - Sarah Clerkin
  - Desmond Leo
  - Declan
  - Gary Walsh
  - Fernando Guevara
product_area: "Discussion Groups"
tags: [musgrave, discussion-groups, diary-research, customer-evidence, partial-transcript]
---

# Musgrave diary-platform walkthrough

## Source file

- [empathy-iq-diary-walkthrough-partial-transcript.docx](./empathy-iq-diary-walkthrough-partial-transcript.docx) — edited transcript supplied without a meeting header. The date is inferred from the filename and the recording has a substantial gap.

## Evidence relevant to launch

- Carla described managing short diary studies through WhatsApp as “a nightmare to manage” and “not friendly at all” (0:07–1:30).
- Cliona said the wider team needed an accessible, extremely user-friendly tool so diary work was not confined to one or two specialists and new users could be trained easily (from 1:03:01).

## What this supports

Musgrave articulated a direct operational problem around diary-study administration and broader team access. That problem maps to Discussion Groups.

## What this does not prove

The transcript is incomplete, the date is inferred, and the visible extract does not record a complete product test, purchase decision or outcome.