StatsCloud

@statscloud.app

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StatsCloud is a modern, touch-friendly, accessible statistics package designed to make statistical analysis open to everyone: http://statscloud.app

The landing page of about.statscloud.app. An image of different devices running StatsCloud appears on the right, and the left side displays the text "Meet your new statistics app" with the subtext "Statscloud is a modern, cross-platform stats app with free and unlimited access for everyone on any device". There is also a green action button below stating: "Start a new project".
Two mobile user-interfaces of the 'Data' tab in StatsCloud with a blank spreadsheet shown side by side. The one on the left (the older interface) looks a bit more "busy"; it has a green "Save project" button in the header, icons running across the toolbar (for the File, Edit, View, menus) and a switch. The footer just shows a simple dropdown menu with "Data" displayed. The one on the right looks mor streamlined, the green button has been replaced with a simple 'cloud' icon, and the toolbar buttons have been replaced with a simple "Add data" button. The footer now has icons for different tabs (i.e. Data, Variables, Filter, Charts, Analyses)
A screenshot of the linked page. The title reads "Bayesian analyses have arrived in StatsCloud with the subheading "You can now run Bayesian analyses in StatsCloud and do so on any device at any time for free"
A screenshot of a Bayesian analysis output in StatsCloud. There is some highlighted text at the top stating: "There is good evidence of a difference" and "There is only anecdotal evidence for no difference". Below this is a box plot showing a clear difference between two groups; the "Drug" group has a noticeably higher mean score than the "Placebo" group.
A man presenting to a full of people with a presentation slide showing the StatsCloud interface
A screenshot of a release notes page. The page is titled "Version 0.9.8.0" and is dated "23rd June". The rest of the content is the text that is available by visiting https://about.statscloud.app/release-notes#version0980
A screenshot of the "Run new analysis" screen. The subtitle at the top reads "What test would you like to run on your data" with 9 boxes below each describing a statistic analysis (e.g., "Compare sample", "Compare two independent groups", "Compare two related groups"). Each box has a short list of tests below it (e.g., "Z-test (Single)" and "t-test (single)")
A screenshot of the StatsCloud analysis start screen. The main text reads "Run analyses" with the tagline "What would you like to do?" and there are two buttons below; a green "Run new analysis" button and a blue "Run analysis in R (BETA)" button.
A screenshot of the blog post at the posted link. The header is called "Our road map for 2025" with the subtext: "Our plans for 2025 and beyond". The blog text follows below.
The popular 'Drake' meme showing a man unimpressed at the top picture (the StatsCloud "Home" page with a sudden colour change between the background with text stating "Start a new project") and the man impressed at the bottom picture (showing the same "Home" page, but with a smooth purple gradient of a night sky with no sudden colour changes).
The welcome screen for statscloud.app which has an image of devices running statscloud on the left with some key text (including the phrase "A modern cross-platform statistics app that makes statistics open to everyone"). On the right are some action buttons saying "Go to dashboard" and "Start a new project" under a "Welcome" heading. This section has a dark background with light text.
A screenshot of an analysis output in the StatsCloud interface. In the top right of the screen, there are four buttons (or dropdown menus). One of these buttons has the text "Tukey (HSD)" displayed. At the bottom of the page is a table showing the results of the Tukey (HSD) test.
A screenshot of the text visible when visiting the link provided. The title reads "Version 0.9.7.0", and is dated as 6th October 2024. Below are two subheadings ("Data" and "Analyses") with a series of bullet points below.
A screenshot of the landing page at statscloud.app. The page is split in two, with the left half showing the logo and some links ("About", "Goals", and "Education"), an image of the app running on different devices, and some scrolling text at the bottom starting with "Free and Always Available". The right half says "Welcome" with some key buttons: "Install the app", "Start a new project" and "Log in to StatsCloud PRO".
A screenshot of the webpage available at https://about.statscloud.app/release-notes. The page has the title "Version 0.9.6.7", with the date "8th July" and a summary of changes below.
The StatsCloud interface showing a New Project open on the 'Data' tab. The first link on the navigation column has a clear border around it to indicate that it has been focused by the user.
A screenshot of the blog post entitled "StatsCloud and WebR" with the tagline "WebR brings some exciting new features to StatsCloud". The rest of the blog in the link provided follows afterwards.