Proposal to dissemination in four guided steps
Build a protocol strong enough to replicate
Every strong study starts with a precise question. Define the variables, population, and setting. The platform reads your protocol like a skeptical reviewer — flagging vague features and gaps a replicator would trip over.
During intervention sessions, the interventionist will deliver frequent verbal prompts when a finished assignment is left unchecked on the self-monitoring checklist. Sessions will be conducted as needed across the school week, and data will be summarized at the end of each phase…
Collect data, keeping pace with real settings
Settings and participants don’t wait. Log precious data as soon as sessions happen — on the web or the mobile app — or upload a graph image and let the platform read the data points out. You review, it files.
Analyze with automatically updated graphs and metrics
Every logged session feeds a publication-quality graph and the metrics behind it — level, trend, variability, and effect sizes computed from your own observations.
Share your study’s story
Built to align with scholarly expectations and what journals actually accept: print-size posters, APA 7 manuscripts, and a public record in the Replication Library — built from your own study, down to the phase labels.
We accelerate knowledge through single-case research.
By reducing the friction investigators encounter at every step of the study life cycle, we support the production of high-quality research.
Single-Case Informatics combines expertise in research methodology and software engineering. Built by researchers, for researchers, our tools optimize single-case research by centralizing study records, automating critical research tasks, and facilitating collaboration.
We understand the challenges of conducting rigorous single-case studies. We have designed every feature to support research efficiency, replication, and optimize researchers’ efforts.
Explore the Replication Library →Made for the realities of collaborative research.
Whether you need to organize one study as a solo researcher or forty across two cohorts — a centralized space for research records and shared workspaces for labs or courses with adjustable permissions helps you keep everything in its right place.
One place for the whole study, where drafts get reviewed, records stay current, and nothing needs chasing down.
Students run their studies; you review protocols as well as platform feedback to highlight learning opportunities and give specific guidance.
Within and across-study collaboration with workspace roles and org administration keep the whole team moving in step.
Your next study starts here.
Designed, implemented, analyzed, and prepared for dissemination — all in one place.