Mobile statistics for Google Forms research.
Paste a Google Sheet link, or upload a CSV / Excel file.
Works fully offline — supports modern (.xlsx, .xlsm) and old (.xls, Excel 97–2003) formats. The first sheet is used; if the file has several sheets you can switch below.
Try it instantly — sample dataset with 12 responses and 8 questions, including a "tick all that apply" symptoms question.
Opens every response and every question in an SPSS-style grid. Tap any cell to edit it.
Tap any question — an SPSS-style frequency table and chart will appear.
Example: compare Age between Male and Female. Runs an independent t-test and a Mann–Whitney U test.
Example: compare Score across three colleges. Runs one-way ANOVA and Kruskal–Wallis.
No raw data? Enter N, mean and SD per group — e.g. copied from a published table.
Example: Weight before vs Weight after for the same people. Runs a paired t-test and Wilcoxon signed-rank test.
Example: is Study hours related to Score? Pearson and Spearman correlation plus a scatter plot with regression line.
Example: is Smoking associated with Gender?
Mean, SD, median, min and max for every numeric question.
For "tick all that apply" questions — e.g. symptoms — where Google Forms puts several answers in one cell, separated by commas. Each option is counted separately, like SPSS Multiple Response sets.
Answers inside one cell are split at commas (or semicolons).
Get your complete analyzed report as a PDF — right after loading your data. No need to open each analysis first.
Work out how many responses you need before you start collecting data — for your methods section.
Answer 4 short questions and FormStat will point you to the right analysis.
Tap any cell to edit it. Edits apply to every analysis. Column headers show the detected type (numeric / text).