lab.js – online research made easy
lab.js is a free, open-source online study builder for the behavioral and cognitive sciences, designed to make online research accessible and efficient.
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lab.js is a powerful tool for creating online studies in the behavioral and cognitive sciences. It offers a visual interface that allows researchers to build studies without writing code, thanks to its ready-made templates. The platform supports high performance, similar to laboratory software, and is flexible enough to run studies on any device with a web browser. lab.js also supports various workflows, including offline data collection, external services, and custom servers. Additional resources include a Slack community, example studies, workshops, and consulting services to help researchers get started and build custom studies.
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