Securely archive, interchange, and audit QDA artifacts from any major vendor. We bridge the gap between proprietary tools and Open Science, making your primary and secondary data truly accessible.
Search the ArchiveQualitative research drives understanding, but the data behind it is often locked in proprietary silos.
We are building the first open-source, cloud-based environment for Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) artifacts. Whether you use MaxQDA, ATLAS.ti, or NVivo, your data should not be trapped in a specific format. QDArchive enables researchers to share verifiable data for peer review, allows distinct software ecosystems to talk to one another, and preserves the integrity of your hard work for the future.
Seamlessly import and export native files between MaxQDA, ATLAS.ti, NVivo, and REFI-QDA standards.
Inspect codes, memos, and primary media directly in your browser without purchasing commercial licenses.
Allow reviewers and the public to audit empirical data and secondary analysis for true reproducibility.
QDArchive handles the complexity of file conversion and secure storage so you can focus on the analysis.
Yes. This is a core mission of QDArchive. We reverse-engineer native formats and utilize export standards to allow you to upload a project from one tool (e.g., MaxQDA) and download it for use in another (e.g., ATLAS.ti), or simply view it online.
Absolutely. We employ strict role-based access control (RBAC) and encryption. You decide who sees your data—whether it's a private team, a specific peer reviewer, or the public.
