StatsPulse is now free to download — with a powerful new feature. NEW — Check a paper Paste or upload a paper (PDF, Word, RTF or text) and StatsPulse extracts the statistics it reports, recomputes them with its validated engine, and flags anything that doesn't reproduce. You get a publication-ready write-up: study population, a baseline table, pie and bar charts, a comparisons table, an odds-ratio forest plot, and a plain-English conclusion — ready to copy or export to PDF or Word. Free, and no account needed: • Guided analysis — answer a couple of plain questions and StatsPulse picks the right test, runs it, and writes it up (ICMJE/Vancouver, AMA or APA) • Meta-analysis with forest plots • Manual entry and CSV / Excel import • Export to PDF, Word and 300-dpi figures • Your data stays on your device Every result is validated to the printed precision against SciPy — including against the published data of real journal papers.

This update refreshes our App Store screenshots to show Praxia StatsPulse's latest design — the guided Describe / Compare / Relate flow, the recommended-test screen that explains why each test was chosen, and the paper-ready report with Table 1, figures, and journal styles. Thanks for using StatsPulse!

A major update to how you analyse your data: • New guided flow — pick and name your columns, choose what to find out (Describe, Compare, or Relate), and StatsPulse recommends the correct statistical test and explains why it fits your data. • Paper-ready reports — a journal-styled write-up, a descriptive Table 1, a methods paragraph, and figures (box plot, bar, scatter, histogram). • Format for your journal — switch the whole report between ICMJE / Vancouver, AMA and APA styles in one tap. • Export to PDF or Word, or copy the results table straight into your manuscript.

Export your results as a PDF — save, print, email or AirDrop a clean, publication-ready report of any test or meta-analysis, straight from the results screen.