SURDATICS

For universities & researchers

Fieldwork your grant can afford, and your reviewers can check.

Design, field, reward and archive your study in one place, on a research budget.

Recorded in Surdatics: results, the map, and a significance test on every split

Why this is hard right now

Grant budgets do not stretch to an agency

Professional fieldwork often costs more than the rest of the project.

Replication needs an archive

Reviewers ask for the exact data behind your analysis.

Reaching the right people takes months

Recruiting a specific population, and rewarding them across borders, is slow.

What Surdatics gives you

  • Draft the instrument in minutes

    Describe your research goal and Surdatics AI drafts the questions. Nothing goes out without your review.

  • Target by demographics and profession

    See how many verified respondents match before you commit any budget.

  • Offline and multilingual

    Collect where there is no signal, in their own language, into one dataset.

  • A citable dataset with provenance

    Every answer is hashed the moment it arrives and anchored on the blockchain, so a reviewer can confirm your data is unchanged, without an account.

  • Analysis-ready files

    Labelled SPSS and Stata files and CSV, each with licence, consent and provenance files.

  • Start free

    The free plan collects responses, drafts studies with AI and anchors datasets on the blockchain.

For research centres

Become a University Partner

No upfront fee, a share of the revenue from studies your centre runs, training for staff and students, and a scholarship for theses.

Live from the platform

Where the platform stands today

Check it yourself

Verify any dataset on the blockchain yourself. No account needed.

Verify on the blockchain →

The blockchain record proves that your data has not changed since it arrived, and when it arrived. It is not a review of your sampling. Only the SHA-256 hash goes on the blockchain, never the answers or anyone’s details.

Tell us what you need to measure

Who you need to hear from, how many, and where.