TigerSensing lets you run smartphone sensing studies securely and easily. Configure your study, enroll participants on their own phones, monitor collection in real time, and export documented CSVs.
Designing a sensing study is only part of the work. Recruiting participants, keeping devices collecting data, and exporting usable datasets usually take far more time than expected. TigerSensing handles those pieces for you.
See when a phone stops uploading, a sensor loses permission, or battery settings interrupt data collection. TigerSensing flags issues while participants are still in the study, giving your team time to fix them.
Each sensor has its own explanation and consent switch. Participants can choose what they share, withdraw consent later, and review their choices whenever the study configuration changes.
Track recruitment, enrollment, upload health, and adherence across every study from one dashboard.
Export documented CSV files whenever you need them, organized by study, participant, or sensor. Every export includes metadata so your team knows exactly what was collected and when.
Every available sensor stream is included. Configure sampling rates and schedules for each study, and only collect the data your protocol requires.
Streams without a platform tag collect on both iOS and Android. Streams marked “Coming soon” aren’t collectable on any platform yet.
Participants carry their own smartphone and install TigerSensing. Your team monitors from the web dashboard.
Choose sensor streams and sampling schedules, add participants and collaborators, then publish.
Participants install the app with the credentials you issue, walk through onboarding, and grant sensor permissions. Collection begins automatically, with nothing for them to remember each day.
Watch adherence as it accumulates, triage stalled devices early, and pull analysis-ready bundles whenever you need them, mid-study as well as at the end.
TigerSensing is designed to measure behavioral signals, not personal content. Depending on your study, that may include movement, location patterns, or screen activity, but never the contents of messages, photos, recordings, passwords, or browsing history.
Reviewing us for an ethics board, or invited to a study and wondering what the app can see? The privacy policy spells out every signal in plain language, including what is scrambled on the phone before it is ever sent.
Already have a protocol? Send it over. Still planning? Tell us about your participants, timeline, and the data you want to collect. We'll put together a scoped proposal and a quote you can include in your grant budget.