The idea for creating dipli arose from a recurring problem in qualitative analysis processes: the excessive delays and operational burden involved in the initial stages of the work. Activities such as transcribing, organizing, and classifying information required so much time and effort that, by the time the report was prepared, the researcher was already exhausted. This situation not only affected productivity but also jeopardized the depth of the analysis, as many ideas, nuances, or relevant findings could be lost due to simple exhaustion or lack of focus. Faced with this reality, dipli was created as a solution to optimize the process without compromising the depth of the content. By automating the most demanding operational tasks, the tool allows researchers to retain all the collected information and focus their efforts on what's truly important: interpreting clearly, building solid insights, and preparing strategic reports with greater precision and efficiency. With dipli, time is saved, burnout is reduced, and the final value of qualitative analysis is enhanced.