PowerMate alpha

Plan a study you can explain.

Power analysis asks: “How much information do we need before collecting data?” PowerMate guides you through that decision, shows every assumption, checks the calculation with simulation, and gives you reporting text you can adapt.

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Choose the right path

Use the guided planner for t-tests, proportions, chi-square, ANOVA/ANCOVA/contrasts, regression, logistic/Poisson/ordinal, mediation, equivalence, meta-analysis, sequential, and Bayes-factor designs.

Open the guided planner →
02

Model complexity honestly

Use simulation when people are clustered, measured repeatedly, missing over time, or analysed with a model that a simple formula cannot represent.

Open the simulation lab →
03

Inspect the evidence

See which calculations are independently checked, which assumptions match external tools, and which methods are still under development.

See how results are checked →
How this matches the original programmePowerBench is the calculation and quality-assurance engine. PowerMate is this beginner-facing planning interface. The Guide teaches the methods in depth. Meta-Power is a separate research workflow for studying how published articles report power analyses; it is intentionally not mixed into your planning form.