Research Tools

Accessible tools for transparent and reproducible research

Think Denominator’s browser tools and open-source R packages for public-health research and reporting.

Think Denominator develops tools that remove avoidable technical friction while keeping important research decisions visible. Choose a browser-based reporting tool for a focused task, or an R package for a reproducible analytical workflow.

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Public beta

Reporting Diagrams

Create publication-ready PRISMA 2020 and CONSORT 2025 flow diagrams. Counts remain in your browser, and arithmetic checks help identify inconsistencies without silently changing the data.

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Open source

R Packages

Use documented R packages for epidemiological analysis and publication-ready output. Package availability, development status and citation information are maintained in the package catalogue.

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Reporting Diagrams

PRISMA 2020

For new and updated systematic reviews using databases, registers and other identification methods.

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CONSORT 2025

For parallel-group randomised trials with two to six groups, from enrolment to primary-outcome analysis.

Open CONSORT generator →

Note

Private by design. Diagram counts remain in your browser. Usage measurement records only content-free actions, such as opening a tool or downloading an output, so that Think Denominator can understand reach and improve usability.

Designed to Grow Carefully

Future tools may support additional reporting diagrams, study planning, data-quality review or practical learning. A new tool will be listed here only after its purpose, evidence base, privacy boundary, accessibility and export behaviour have been defined and tested.

This keeps the catalogue useful rather than filling it with speculative products or launch dates.

Contribute

Found a problem, need another reporting diagram or want to improve an example? See the community contribution routes or visit the Think Denominator GitHub organisation.