An app to support the parent-child bond
We are very excited to be working on Arttachment, an app for parents of children 0-5. Every element of Arttachment is grounded in child development research and theory.
Collect data using engaging questionnaires, conduct experience sampling studies and provide immediate feedback reports. Remind participants to complete measures using notifications or based on their location. Collect motion data, location data, exercise data, or participant-generated images and videos. Harness the power of citizen science!
Most apps we’ve worked on help people make positive changes in their lives. From eating more healthily, exercising, sleeping, to driving more carefully or being better parents. Some apps help people monitor their behaviour. Others give them tools to change it. And others use gamification such as badges and rewards as nudges.
We help design solutions to communicate research insights in visually-compelling ways through graphs, videos and animations. We develop serious games to help people understand complex information.
Our core team are experienced researchers in psychology and health research
We have experience with the certification process for wellbeing apps and health software standards
We design tools that help you comply with ethical guidelines in research
We pay close attention to collecting valid measurements, from reaction times to self-reports
We create tools to help you understand who is interacting with your research app and the impact it has on them
We work with researchers around the world, in universities as well as applied research organisations
We love working on projects that bring the amazing work done in universities to the people who can benefit from it. We are proud to align ourselves with the growing tech-for-good movement.
We are very excited to be working on Arttachment, an app for parents of children 0-5. Every element of Arttachment is grounded in child development research and theory.
Bedtime Helper helps users build and follow a personalised bedtime routine so they can create health sleep habits. And it just got a major update!
The Food Trainer (FoodT) is out on Google Play! Why not give it a go – you would be contributing to valuable research and may even change your eating habits!
Can’t sleep? Wake up tired? Restless nights? There are dozens of apps that promise to fix it for you. We’ve had a closer look at the types of apps out there.
We are very excited to have worked with Sam van Beurden and her colleagues at the University of Exeter on the ImpulsePal. Designed by researchers, this app is a great collection of tools to help people trying to resist those tantalising food cravings.
The measurement of reaction time has gone from stopwatches to computers. But should it move to the Internet? We look at different errors that can affect reaction time measurement in web pages.
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