Statesis brings 100+ rigorous tests, SPSS-compatible syntax, and publication-ready output to a native app made for iPad and Mac.
Opens SPSS, Excel and CSV files directly
Welcome back. Your research at a glance.
Statesis is built the way a statistics tool should be: not a spreadsheet with charts bolted on.
t.test()
Same independent-samples t test, same result. Where a method has a faster approximation and an exact one, Statesis defaults to the exact method R and SPSS actually use, even when it costs more to build.
Import CSV, Excel or SPSS .sav files directly. Variable and value labels come with them, with no conversion step.
Tutor Mode traces every calculation step behind a result, built in for the tests students meet first: t tests, ANOVA, chi-squared, correlation and more.
Built in SwiftUI for iPad and Mac: Split View, Apple Pencil and keyboard shortcuts all work the way you'd expect, because it's a real Apple app.
Data in, analysis run, output ready. Nothing to export halfway and finish somewhere else.
| id | group | score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | control | 22.4 |
| 2 | control | 24.1 |
| 3 | treatment | 27.8 |
Import CSV, Excel or SPSS .sav files, or type straight into a spreadsheet with proper variable and data views.
Write, save and rerun scripts with highlighting and autocomplete, in familiar, R-compatible syntax.
statistical tests, from a one-sample t-test to survival analysis.
Export APA-formatted tables and charts to PDF or Word, or copy a result straight to the clipboard.
Switch chart type, edit titles and axes, then export in the format your journal wants, all without leaving the output view.
Free opens with bar, histogram and scatter. Pro unlocks the rest, including boxplots and error bars.
Every chart exports at 2× or 3× resolution, straight into a manuscript, poster or slide deck.
From a first t-test to survival curves and panel regressions, the same statistics engine sits underneath.
The tests every research method starts with.
From a simple slope to mixed models and MANOVA.
Built for medical and diagnostic research.
Time-to-event data, handled properly.
Reduce, cluster and explore structure in your data.
Model change over time and across panels.
And more arriving every release.
Statesis brings a full statistics engine to iPad and Mac. Free to start, no project saving required to try it.