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User research Notion templates
Keep interviews, observations, and findings together. Find Notion research templates that help teams return to the evidence behind a decision.
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A little structure goes a long way.Free
FreeCustomer Interview Tracker
Keep customer interviews connected to the questions you are investigating.
Free
PaidSaaS Customer Success OS
A SaaS customer-success workspace for accounts, onboarding, interactions, follow-ups, health indicators, and support context.
FreeUser Feedback Log
A customer feedback log linking users, sentiment tags, customer segments, and searchable observations.
FreeUser Interview Plan
A user-research planning workspace for scheduling interviews, keeping summaries, developing persona context, and collaborating on findings.
A closer look at the collection
Which template fits your work?
Compare the purpose and included features before choosing a workspace.
Customer Discovery Tracker
Founders learning about a problem and its audience.
- Organize discovery conversations
- Keep research context
- Review customer learning
Customer Interview Tracker
Founders and researchers learning from customers.
- Organize interviews
- Keep research context
- Trace findings to conversations
Feedback tracker
Product teams collecting feedback from several sources.
- Collect customer feedback
- Keep source context
- Review recurring problems
Choose something that fits
How to compare user research templates
Look for a way to connect findings to the original session or source. A repository is more useful when another person can understand the context behind a quote. Define a small set of tags before importing a large archive. Check consent and access needs before storing participant information or recordings.
A few things to look for
Traceable findings
Session context
A small, consistent tagging system
About the directoryPut it into practice
Make a finding traceable to its original context
Choose a research question, then connect sessions and observations to the findings they inform. Separate what participants said or did from your interpretation. Keep a small consistent tagging system and record uncertainty rather than treating every quote as a general conclusion. Review consent and access requirements before importing participant records.
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What belongs in a research repository?+
Enough context to evaluate and reuse a finding: the question, source session, relevant observation, interpretation, and limits. Large recordings or sensitive participant records may need a separate appropriately controlled location.
Are there free templates in the user research collection?+
Yes. This collection currently includes 5 listings with a confirmed free creator offer, alongside 1 paid or freemium option. Use the Free filter to compare them. A free version can have different features from a creator’s paid upgrade, so check the original listing and current access terms before adding it to your workspace.