Tools
When a method from our research works, we build it into software other people can use. Each tool names the research it is built on, and they are grouped by what you can do with each one today.
Use it
Live systems you can open and use today.
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Course Sphynx
A faculty-facing platform for helping instructors redesign courses through guided, transformation-oriented support.
Explore it
Working research prototypes we can show you, but that are not open to the public yet.
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GATOS qualitative analysis workflow
A research workflow for using open-source generative AI and machine learning to support inductive qualitative codebook development.
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CATS QDA
A local-first workspace where qualitative researchers analyze sensitive interview data with AI assistance they can inspect, override, and audit.
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Design Team Meeting Intelligence
A local-first research instrument that turns engineering design-team meetings into traceable evidence about participation, deliberation, and responsible design.
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Self-Regulated Teaching Intelligence
An instructor-facing research prototype that turns ordinary class recordings into inspectable, evidence-linked feedback for post-class reflection.
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SkillBridge
SkillBridge helps graduate students translate academic work into a reviewable, evidence-backed portfolio of workforce-relevant skills.
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Cadence
A browser-based platform for longitudinal and experience-sampling research: recurring text and voice reflections from participants, with scheduling, consent, and clean export built in. Cadence is a working name.
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DocDoc
An agentic research and writing workbench: one place to search literature across providers, ingest and query a corpus, run tool-using research agents, and write with citations that trace back to source passages. DocDoc is a working name.
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Adaptive AI Interviewer
A protocol-guided AI interviewer that helps research teams conduct adaptive semi-structured interviews while tracking topic coverage, conversational depth, and the remaining time budget.