Scan the literature
Reads what matches your topic and ranks it. You get the strongest papers — each with a short summary and a link to the original.
Almila scans the literature, runs your statistics and stress-tests your study ideas. Every number it hands you knows where it came from — the source, the dataset version, the plan.
Pick a question and watch how Almila answers:
The answer appears here — with its receipts.
What it does
Reads what matches your topic and ranks it. You get the strongest papers — each with a short summary and a link to the original.
Runs the statistics on your datasets and writes the report — methods, assumptions and results, ready to defend.
Takes what you want to study and shapes it — worth doing or not, feasible or not, and exactly what it will need.
Why trust it
A literature scan is a reading list you can defend — the strongest work first, with the abstract-only papers clearly marked.
Analysis plans wait for your approval before touching your data. You review the method first — not the damage after.
Results carry their source, dataset version and run. When a reviewer asks "where is this from?", the answer is one click.
Each student appears twice in this dataset, so the two columns are paired student_id · v3 and an independent-samples test would treat the same person as two people.
Paired comparison of pre-test and post-test scores
plan v1 · bound to digital-literacy-w1.csv v3 · runs only after you approve
For institutions
Shared projects under your university's workspace — with roles, visibility controls and a full activity trail. Students work inside the department's account; supervisors see the method, not just the result.