JASP is an open-source project supported by the University of Amsterdam.
JASP has an intuitive interface that was designed with the user in mind.
JASP offers standard analysis procedures in both their classical and Bayesian form.
Our main goal is to help statistical practitioners in academia and business reach maximally informative conclusions with a minimum of fuss. This is why we have developed JASP, a cross platform statistical software program with a state-of-the-art graphical user interface.
JASP was designed with the user in mind: APA-formatted tables can be copy-pasted in your word processor, output can be extensively annotated, adjustment of input options dynamically changes the output, and selecting old output revives the associated input choices for inspection and adjustment.
JASP is open-source and free of charge, and we provide it as a service to the community. JASP is also statistically inclusive, as it offers both frequentist and Bayesian analysis methods. Indeed, the primary motivation for JASP is to make it easier for statistical practitioners to conduct Bayesian analyses.
In sum, JASP is friendly, free, and flexible. We hope you enjoy using it.
The JASP Team
Watch the video on the left to get a better idea of how JASP works. Please consult our guide for more information.
We regularly produce videos that showcase the features of JASP. If you are wondering how to perform a certain analysis or how to use a new feature, take a look at our video tutorials.
For more details on the advisory board, click here.