Everything needed to run jsPsych experiments online
Pigeon Softworks is designed for researchers who can build an experiment, but do not want to maintain their own deployment, preview, hosting and data collection pipeline.
Bring your existing jsPsych project files into one workspace, including JavaScript, HTML, CSS, images, audio, video and other study assets.
Run experiments in a sandboxed preview so you can check what participants will actually see before sharing a study link.
When an experiment does not include its own HTML entry point, Pigeon can generate a minimal runtime wrapper around your jsPsych code.
Surface common problems before launch, including missing files, likely plugin issues, runtime errors and experiment-start problems.
Publish a participant-ready runtime link without setting up your own web server, deployment pipeline or static hosting configuration.
Collect experiment output from hosted runs and export structured data for analysis in the tools you already use.
From local files to participant-ready study
Pigeon is not trying to replace jsPsych. It is designed to sit around it: helping you move from experiment code to a hosted, previewed and shareable study link with less deployment work.
The goal is to make online experiment deployment feel like part of the research workflow, not a separate engineering project.
- 1Create a projectStart with a clean container for your study files and settings.
- 2Upload your experiment filesAdd your jsPsych code, HTML, CSS and experiment assets.
- 3Preview and validate the studyRun the study in a controlled preview before launch.
- 4Publish a hosted runtime linkCreate a participant-facing link without configuring your own server.
- 5Collect and export dataDownload structured data for analysis and record keeping.
Built around preview fidelity and safer execution
Experiments are run inside an isolated preview environment, so researchers can test study behaviour without mixing experiment code directly into the main application interface.
Currently in early adopter phase
Core platform features are currently available free while Pigeon is tested with real research workflows and refined through researcher feedback.