Welcome to Nexmetry

Nexmetry is a no-code analytics platform for research groups, NGOs and non-profits, government programs, evaluators and M&E teams, policy institutes, universities and students, clinical trial units, health systems, and independent consultants — anyone who needs rigorous, reproducible answers without a data-science team.

Across 15+ studios and 400+ built-in methods it covers the whole arc of a study: data ingestion and 20 connectors (including REDCap, Qualtrics, ODK Central and KoboToolbox), survey design and complex-sample analysis, 70 statistical tests, advanced regression, power analysis, machine learning and AutoML, deep learning, medical imaging, NLP, qualitative and mixed-methods coding, grounded theory, network and spatial analysis, evaluation tools (Theory of Change, logframes, indicators, policy briefs), a Python notebook, and publication-ready dashboards and reports — with collaboration, governance, audit trails, and reproducible code export throughout.

Your first 6 minutes

1. 1
   Create an account

   Click "Start Free" in the landing-page header (or "Start free · no credit card" in the hero). You can start exploring immediately; confirm your email to unlock sharing, publishing, and team invites.
2. 2
   Create your first project

   Projects are the top-level container for datasets, analyses, models, and reports. Pick a name and an optional description.
3. 3
   Import a dataset

   Drag a CSV, Excel, SPSS, or Stata file onto the Upload tab in Projects & Data. Schema and types are auto-detected. Large files upload in resumable 5 MB chunks, up to 10 GB.
4. 4
   Run Quick Analysis

   Open Quick Start from the sidebar and run Quick Analysis for an AI-generated one-page summary: distributions, correlations, outliers, and suggested next steps.
5. 5
   Build your first chart

   Jump to Visualization Studio, pick a chart type, drag variables onto the axes, and export as PNG or SVG.

How to use these docs

• Use the left-hand sidebar to jump to any module.
• Every page links to the matching in-app page so you can follow along.
• Look for the blue tip callouts — they contain the shortcuts we use internally.