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Siftr is a citizen science app that allows you to create projects for any topic, from biology and ecology to photography and language studies. Participants will use your project to go out into the field and collect data.
The Siftr App is designed to make data collection easy. What data do you want to collect?
Get the AppSiftr is a citizen science app that allows you to create projects for any topic, from biology and ecology to photography and language studies. Participants will use your project to go out into the field and collect data.
Start by creating your project on the Siftr website. It takes about five minutes to get up and running. We’ll provide tips along the way.
More FeaturesExport all of your project data as a .CSV file.
Choose your form fields to collect the data you need.
Location and timestamp are logged automatically.
Share your project with anyone.
Get help from forums and video courses
Start collecting data right away. Users can download the app on their smartphones or tablets and head out into the field.
Siftr automatically creates a shareable webpage with live data visualization. Download your data as a .CSV file with the click of a button.
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You get all the Siftr goodness. Unlimited photos. Unlimited Siftr projects. Custom maps and pin themes. Connect to online support with training courses and forums.
Make a siftr!Make your own app powered by Siftr. You’ll work with us to customize a Siftr project with your own brand identity and colors. Users will be able to download your app directly onto their device. Let us help you create your own citizen science tool for a fraction of the cost of typical app development.
Email us!Does your project require something more robust than Siftr’s core features? Our team of talented nerds can add what you need to Siftr for a fraction of the cost of building an app from scratch. Costs are determined by scope.
Email us!Siftr is a citizen science app that allows you to create projects for any topic, from biology and ecology to photography and language studies. Participants will use your project to go out into the field and collect data.