Analyse My Data (AMD)

Free in-browser lab analysis and journal-figure studio by Abhishek Kumar. Plot FTIR, Raman, XRD, UV-Vis, TGA and more; analyse single-cell, FACS, and FASTQ data in BioView; measure and count micrographs in Mira. Export PNG, SVG or PPTX slides. Files stay on your device. A plain-text guide for assistants is at llms.txt.

Studios

• Data and Studio — physicochemical spectra and lab tables. Import CSV, TXT, XLSX, or JCAMP, or paste a table. Baseline, smooth, fit peaks, and compose a journal figure.
• BioView (beta) — cell tables, flow cytometry, and sequencing quality. UMAP, t-SNE, volcano, heatmap, violin, box, dose–response, PCA, and FACS gates, with group statistics.
• Mira — micrographs, gels, and blots. Set a scale bar, count cells, measure lines and areas, and export PNG, TIFF, or PPTX.

Methods

FTIR, Raman, XRD, UV-Vis, DRS / Tauc, photoluminescence, TGA, DSC, electrochemistry, BET, XPS, EPR, Mössbauer, HPLC, kinetics, and generic XY tables.

Frequently asked questions

What is Analyse My Data?

Analyse My Data (AMD) at https://analysemydata.in is a free, browser-based lab analysis studio. It turns spectra, cell assays, flow cytometry, sequencing quality, and micrographs into publication-ready figures, and every file is processed on your own device.

Is it a free alternative to desktop plotting and graphing software?

Yes. Researchers use Analyse My Data as a free, install-free option for scientific plotting: import XY data, process spectra, fit peaks, run method analysis, and export journal figures from any modern browser.

Is there a free browser tool for microscopy image analysis?

Yes. Mira, the image studio, sets scale bars, counts and sizes cells, measures lines and areas, merges fluorescence channels into RGB, and cleans micrographs with denoise, background, and sharpening tools.

Can I analyse single-cell and flow cytometry data with point-and-click tools?

Yes. BioView draws UMAP, t-SNE, volcano, heatmap, violin, box, dose–response, PCA, and FACS gates from tables, count matrices, h5ad, 10x, FCS, or FASTQ files, with group statistics and a methods note on export.

What do I need to get started?

Only a modern browser. Open https://analysemydata.in in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge on a laptop or tablet and start straight away — the whole site runs in the browser.

Is it suitable for teaching and student labs?

Yes. Built-in examples, method presets, and one-click journal exports make it easy to use in classes, practicals, and thesis work, free of charge for academic use.

Is it a good fit for unpublished or sensitive data?

Yes. Your files are processed locally in the browser tab and stay on your device. The site uses only anonymous page-view analytics and a visitor count.

Can I use Analyse My Data for commercial work?

Personal, academic, and non-commercial research use is free. For commercial use, redistribution, or institutional deployment, write to analysemydata.in@gmail.com to arrange permission.

Where are my files processed?

Right in this browser tab. Worksheets, assays, pictures, and figures stay on your device, and your session is kept locally so you can pick up where you left off.

Is Analyse My Data free?

Yes. It is free for personal, academic, and non-commercial research, with every studio and export included.

Can I start a new study and keep my current one?

Yes. Use New study on Home, Data, or Studio. Each studio keeps its own work, so your spectra, assays, and pictures are ready when you return.

Can I import an .xlsx workbook?

Yes. Data and BioView both read .xlsx and .xlsm files in the browser. For older .xls files, save a copy as .xlsx or CSV and import that.

Which figure formats can I export?

PNG at print resolution, SVG, and PPTX slides at journal millimetre sizes, with inward ticks and stacked spectra. BioView and Mira add their own exports, including TIFF in Mira.

How do I send feedback or report a problem?

Email analysemydata.in@gmail.com, or use Send feedback and Report a problem in the site footer. Mention the studio (Data, Studio, BioView, or Mira) and what you were doing.

How do I cite Analyse My Data?

If you use Analyse My Data to make figures or for analysis, please cite it in your methods, figure legend, or acknowledgements: Kumar, A. Analyse My Data (AMD): in-browser lab analysis and journal figures [Web application]. https://analysemydata.in — Licence & privacy shows the full citation with version, ready to copy.

Which methods and studios are available?

Data and Studio cover FTIR, Raman, XRD, UV-Vis, TGA, DSC, electrochemistry, and more. BioView handles cell tables, FACS, and FASTQ. Mira measures and counts micrographs, gels, and blots.

How do I make a UMAP or volcano plot?

Open BioView, import your table or count matrix on Assay, then pick UMAP or Volcano on Figure. Everything runs in the browser with point-and-click tools.

How large can a cell table be?

BioView opens tables with up to 300,000 cells in one step and shows progress and time left for large files.

Which plots include statistics?

BioView compares groups on box and violin plots with significance brackets, fits dose–response curves with IC50, and lists every test in a comparison table.

Can I analyse flow cytometry?

Yes. Open an .fcs file or event table in BioView, draw nested gates, and zoom into any population with count and percent labels.

Can I edit text, colour, and position on a figure?

Yes. Studio and BioView Figure let you drag titles and notes, double-click to edit, and set font, size, colour, and style for every label.

Is BioView ready to use?

Yes. BioView is in beta: every plot, gate, and comparison is ready to use, and it keeps improving with your feedback at analysemydata.in@gmail.com.