A workspace for your study.
Choose a tool, prepare a private project, and follow each run from inputs to outputs. Copy the synthetic examples into your own project, then adapt the inputs.
Checking your local workspace…
Open the toolkit on your computer
The local launcher adds private projects, setup checks, file selection and run controls. Keep the downloaded toolkit folder together.
- Download and unzip the toolkit
Save the complete folder anywhere convenient on your computer.
- Double-click Start Toolkit
Open Start Toolkit.command on macOS or Start Toolkit.cmd on Windows, in the toolkit’s top-level folder.
- Create your own project
The launcher opens this page with local controls. Create a private copy of the synthetic examples, then open the tool you need.
Reopen your local launcher
This page needs the private access link supplied by Start Toolkit. Double-click the launcher again to reconnect to your workspace.
Your saved project files stay on this computer.
See which tools are ready.
Keep inputs and outputs together.
Use forms, files and visible logs.
Your computer
Installed runtimes and setup checks
Choose a runtime location
Private projects
Independent copies for each study or evaluation
Create a private working copy of the full toolkit, then choose the tool you need.
Project ZIP includes the tool files and outputs in this project. Shared tracker database and settings are stored separately; use the tracker’s backup workflow to preserve them.
Choose your tool
Applications, reproducible workflows and reference libraries
Activity & outputs
Installations, checks and runs from this launcher session
No activity yet. Choose a tool to check its setup or start a run.
Synthetic examples are for evaluation. Review input mappings, assumptions and outputs for the intended study. Generated analysis packages run with open-source R and retain separate scientific review; the catalog labels these limits.