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Everyone, every week, on one page.

The Score is a study’s home. Each person is a line; each week is a measure; what they said is drawn where they said it, so the study’s rhythm reads at a glance.

The Score: this week’s answers arriving, who needs you, and everyone’s weeks drawn as lines.
The Score in week 6 of a synthetic study: this week’s answers arriving against the usual pace, eleven people who need the team, and everyone’s weeks.Who needs the team in week 6 of a synthetic study: people gone quiet or not yet joined, each with their latest words.

Who needs you comes first.

People gone quiet, not yet joined or withdrawn are brought forward with what they last said, so the next step is in front of you.

  • Send a check-in, the study’s standard note or your own words, at most once a week per person.

A notation for answers.

A spoken answer is a vertical stroke, taller when it’s longer. A written answer is a bar, wider with more words. An answer after the window is ochre; a missed week breaks into dots; only who needs you is marked in red.

The Score on a phone, with who needs you.
The Score on a phone, leading with who needs you.

Run a pilot with us.

In development at the IDEEAS Lab and preparing supervised pilots. We are looking for research teams to run them with us. Tell us about your study in a few lines.