StatsCloud

@statscloud.app

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

In our latest update (0.9.8.7), we've given the mobile user-interface a bit of a spring clean. This includes...: 📍 New navigation icons at the bottom 🛠️ A clearer toolbar for new projects ⬇️ A simple menu to toggle between grid and form views ☁️ A simple icon to show cloud save status

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)

With our new Bayesian analyses, we've ensured that the output does not overload you with complex information. Instead, you just click/tap a button to get the information as/when you need it. When you do, everything is summarised carefully so you know exactly what you're looking at.

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 screenshot of a pop-up window showing a prior and posterior curve from a Bayesian analysis. The orange (prior) curve is centred around the mean and the blue (posterior) curve is shifted to the left and is noticeably taller. There is some text at the top explaining what the graph should look like if there is a meaningful effectA screenshot of a pop-up box showing a 'Robustness check' plot. The plot has a curved line raising up and levelling off around a score of 5-6. Besides this is a table listing Bayes factors for different prior widths which are all plotted. Above is some text explaining how this plot should be interpreted. A screenshot of a pop-up showing the results of a "Sequential Analysis". The plot has three lines, with the blue (prior = .707) being more prominent. Sample size is plotted along the x-axis and Bayes Factors on the y-axis. The points climb steadily up to a sample size of about 30, then come back down again and just start to level off. There is some text at the top explaining how this plot should be intepreted.

📢 Big news! Bayesian analyses have arrived in statscloud.app! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Here's a quick demo showing how to run them using our simple analysis wizard and interpret them in our interactive analysis output. More tests coming soon... 👀

📢 Good news! We've revamped Principal Components Analysis so we now support more rotation methods and provide even more useful statistics in the output...

📢 Big news: R analyses have arrived in StatsCloud! 🎉 Now, when you go to run an analysis, you'll see this lovely new button that will open up a suite of analyses all written and executed in R. Go on, give it a go! bit.ly/44bPs6V

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.

Hot on the heels of our latest update comes version 0.9.7.1, which includes some small bug fixes, improvements to calculated variables, and a nice new colour palette for dark mode 🌙

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.The home screen for statscloud, showing a dashboard with 3 big action buttons ("New temporary project", "New saved project", and "New cloud project") with a list of projects below the heading "Projects saved in the cloud". The page has a dark background with light text.The data view in StatsCloud with the 'Fisher Iris' data set loaded. A pop-up window is displayed showing a graph highlighting outliers and some input boxes to the right that change how outliers are detected (e.g., the "centre point", the "box", and "range"). The page has a dark background with light text.An analysis output in StatsCloud. The main window shows a correlation table highlighting mainly significant correlations between the Fisher Iris variables. The page has a dark background with light text.

As well as adding some new post-hoc tests, we've moved the dropdown menu so it's much easier to toggle between the different types of test 👍

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 an analysis output in the StatsCloud interface. In the top right of the screen, there are three buttons (or dropdown menus) that toggle options about the analysis. However, at the bottom of the page is a table showing the results of the Tukey (HSD) test, with a dropdown menu (saying "Tukey (HSD)") just above it.

We're pleased to announce that the latest version of StatsCloud is now compliant with the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (v2.2): https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG22/. For more information, read our accessibility statement here: https://about.statscloud.app/accessibility

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.