Grafiti

A graphical smoothing technique that eliminates the "staircase" pixelation (jaggies) on angled lines and curves, ensuring charts look razor-sharp in print publications and PowerPoint presentations.

A tool that records your point-and-click actions (like importing data, running a test, and creating a graph) and generates a Visual Basic script.

Specialized computational tools that automatically detect, deconvolve, and separate overlapping peaks in noisy signal data—heavily used in spectroscopy, chromatography, and electrophoresis.

A regression tool that allows you to fit an equation to multiple datasets at the same time while sharing specific parameters across those sets. It ensures consistency across complex experiments.

A hybrid visualization that overlays raw scatter data points on top of a traditional statistical box plot.

Circular graphs used to plot multivariate data on axes starting from the same central point. They are highly effective for comparing performance metrics or biological profiles side-by-side.

Visual representations that plot 3D data on a 2D plane (similar to a topographical map) to illustrate gradients, elevations, temperatures, or chemical concentrations.

The core scientific charting engines. They support complex plotting like multiple intersecting 3D meshes (with hidden line removal), custom axes scaling, and data-dependent color gradients

An extensive library of marker shapes (circles, triangles, crosses, etc.) that allows researchers to visually distinguish between multiple dense, overlapping datasets in a single publication graph.