Online Psychology Studies
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About the research cloud

Better research starts with a clearer workflow.

Online Psychology Studies brings study setup, participant delivery, behavioural tasks, self-report inventories, progress tracking, and export into one research-focused workspace.

  • Consent-first workflows
  • Structured exports
  • Clear research boundaries
Research workspace · active study

Attention and working memory study

StudyProtocol readyInformation, consent, groups, and participant instructions.
Measures3 selectedStroop-style task, digit span, and a custom questionnaire.
Recruitment42 participants31 complete · 7 in progress · 4 not started.
DataExport readyReview response summaries, then download CSV or JSON.

Two connected journeys

Built for researchers. Considered for participants.

A useful research platform has to serve both sides of a study. Researchers need control and traceability; participants need a clear, respectful path that does not require an account.

For researchers

One place to plan, deliver, monitor, and export

  • Write study information and participant instructions.
  • Choose cognitive tasks, inventories, and custom questions.
  • Create participant links and manage study groups.
  • Review completion and download structured records.

For participants

A direct route from invitation to completion

  • Open a researcher-provided study link in the browser.
  • Read the study information before deciding to continue.
  • Provide active consent and follow the study sequence.
  • Finish with clear completion and researcher contact details.

The study lifecycle

From a research question to usable data.

The workspace follows the natural order of online behavioural research, so important study information stays attached to the project rather than scattered between unrelated tools.

  1. 1Plan and buildDefine the study, materials, eligibility, consent, and instructions.
  2. 2Select measuresCombine browser-based tasks, inventories, and questionnaires.
  3. 3Invite participantsCreate study links, access rules, and participant groups.
  4. 4Monitor progressReview completion states and identify incomplete sessions.
  5. 5Analyse and exportReview summaries and export records for statistical workflows.

Measures library

A growing set of browser-based research components.

The library includes behavioural tasks, self-report inventories, and flexible project questions. Every measure still requires researcher review for evidence, suitability, licensing, population, and interpretation.

Reaction timeStroop-style tasksDigit span Working memoryAttention and controlAuditory tasks Reading and verbal tasksTyping behaviourSelf-report inventories Custom questionnairesMulti-measure batteries

Trust and responsibility

Technology supports responsible research; it does not replace it.

The platform provides controlled access, consent records, encrypted connections, password hashing, backups, and structured exports. Researchers remain responsible for ethics approval, lawful processing, measure choice, recruitment, interpretation, and retention decisions.

Data and security

  • Encrypted HTTPS connections in production.
  • Researcher passwords stored as bcrypt hashes.
  • Project-scoped access and server-side backups.
  • Data minimisation should be defined in each protocol.

Boundaries and limitations

  • Not a clinical diagnosis or treatment service.
  • Not a substitute for professional assessment.
  • Not an emergency or crisis service.
  • Automated scores are informational and require human interpretation.

Why it exists

A practical research workspace, developed in South Africa.

The project began with browser-based psychology tools and grew into a connected platform for students, behavioural scientists, research teams, and participants. Its purpose is straightforward: reduce the technical friction between designing an online study and receiving data that can be reviewed and exported.

Prepare your next online study.

Create a researcher workspace to begin building, or contact us to discuss a study, collaboration, or platform requirement.