Proprietary 2D and 3D graphing software for scientists, engineers and technical enthusiasts, enabling large data analysis and high-quality graphics.
KaleidaGraph is a proprietary Windows-based 2D and 3D scientific data analysis and graphing software application specifically designed for scientists, engineers and technical enthusiasts who need to analyze and graph large volumes of data. First released in 1985 by Synergy Software, it has gone through continual development to the present version 4.5.
Key features include flexible curve fitting and model building tools, high-quality 2D and 3D graphics capabilities for publications and presentations, data processing and analysis of large data volumes, and comprehensive support for applying error bars. It also includes a scripting language for automation and customization.
Designed as an easy-to-use alternative to programming languages like R and MATLAB for non-programmers, KaleidaGraph enables scientists to visualize and understand patterns in data, test hypotheses, validate models with statistical analysis tools, identify trends, and present results with publication-quality graphs. Its workflow retains the link between raw data, analysis and graphic results.
KaleidaGraph has a loyal user base in various fields including physics, chemistry, biology, pharmacology, engineering and more. It works well for individuals and small workgroups. Larger deployments are better served by data analysis platforms like MATLAB or Mathematica.
Pricing starts at $270 for an individual license with volume and academic discounts available. Free trial available from the Synergy Software website.
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