Find the right tools for your research

Prolific integrates with all the latest, and greatest, apps and tools to help streamline and scale your research. Explore them all below.
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SoPhie Labs

SoPhie Labs

SoPHIELabs is an online experiment platform focused on economic experiments and psychology experiments. We provide an intuitive interface to help you with your experimental design and data collection. Subjects can participate using mobile devices. Our online experiment platform allows you to run interactive group experiments. Participants can use text or video chat and participate in live auctions or market simulations. In addition, you can add predefined questionnaires and quizzes that can easily be adjusted to your needs.
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Pavlovia

Pavlovia

Pavlovia is a place for the wide community of researchers in the behavioural sciences to run, share, and explore experiments online. Pavlovia is for Open Science • Browse our ever-growing repository of public experiments. • Share your experiments with specific users and groups, or make them public. • Duplicate a public experiment and improve upon it, or create a new one, e.g. with PsychoPy, jsPsych, or lab.js. Pavlovia helps you organise your workflow • Store your work on our GitLab repository. • Manage version, track issues, send messages to colleagues, and put together experiment wikis. Launch your studies with Pavlovia • Upload your HTML/JavaScript files, and activate the experiment to make it available to your participants. Results and logs are saved in your repository. • You can rely on our secure server, with encrypted connections to you, and to your participants. • Recruit participants yourself, or use recruitment services such as Sona or Prolific. • Best-in-class precision.
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OpinionX

OpinionX

OpinionX is a research tool for measuring which problems, features or ideas matter most to your key customer segments.
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Phonic

Phonic

Qualitative research rocks. If you ask any early stage startup how they generate insights, they will all say "We talk to our users". Indeed, some the most innovative companies in the world rely on unstructured conversations to generate unique, potent business insights. But qualitative research can also be expensive and time consuming, both to collect and analyze. What's more, how can an insight be broadly trusted when the quality of in-depth conversation limits scale? Why do all research methods seem to inherently tradeoff quality and quantity? This is exactly the conversation that the founders of Phonic were having when they decided to build an insights startup. Phonic was born out of a necessity to generate meaning where traditional feedback methods fail.
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Potato Open Sauce Project

Potato Open Sauce Project

Data annotation tool for NLP/ML/AI supporting your entire annotation pipeline.
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PhiTag

PhiTag

We are a Europe-based company organizing text annotation processes with humans and computers. We offer custom solutions for all phases of the data labeling process including data sampling, modeling, task definition, data labeling, annotator finding and training, annotation analysis and post-processing. We also offer specialized services for lexicographic data labeling and analysis for dictionary making.
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Lyssna

Lyssna

The best teams use Lyssna so they can deeply understand their audience and move in the right direction — faster.
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FaceReader Online

FaceReader Online

FaceReader Online uses AI-powered facial coding and eye tracking technology to analyze how real people react to your content. It’s a web-based platform designed for testing video and static advertisements and websites, providing insights into emotions, attention, and engagement. This enables advertising experts, academic researchers, and UX professionals to deepen their understanding of human behavior and enhance the effectiveness of their content and strategies.
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PsychoPy

PsychoPy

PsychoPy® is a free cross-platform package allowing you to run a wide range of experiments in the behavioral sciences (neuroscience, psychology, psychophysics, linguistics...) This is a community project. Users have all the source code. Users are the developers. Users support each other.
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DialMe

DialMe

DialMe is a software solution to makes it easier for you to conduct user interviews. You can build our own AI interviewers to scale your user interviews.
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PsyToolkit

PsyToolkit

Free-to-use toolkit for demonstrating, programming, and running cognitive-psychological experiments and surveys
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Otree

Otree

oTree can be used for large-scale networks, voting, macroeconomics, and mixed agent-based experiments. It took years of time and multiple grants/funds, including half a million of Daniel Chen's start-up fund and annual personnel research funds, to accomplish the oTree that we have today. oTree is aimed to be as easy to use as possible for students to program their own experiments. We encourage users to share links to their projects so that future generations of students can run their experiments and iterate social science forward. Chris Wickens is the key developer of oTree; he has worked for Daniel Chen full-time from 2012 to the beginning of 2017, and at various other points since 2008. Please send Chris experiments you would like to share and send Daniel any interest in teaching oTree at high school-level or younger.