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Individual account for researchers
Your research has a structure. Make it visible.
KaiperKit organises projects, publications, research lines, tasks, deadlines, notes and references according to the relationships that already exist within your research.
A free account for organising your individual research activity.
Personal workspaceMy research
Individual account
Research linePrecision Diagnostics
Illustrative example
Active contextsPersonal view
PaperManuscript in preparation
DraftingResearch linesProjectsPapersWorkReferences
The individual challenge
Your research is connected even when your tools cannot show it.
While multiple projects, papers and deadlines move forward in parallel, you are the one mentally maintaining the relationship between each task, note, document and scientific objective.
Context
An isolated task or reference loses its connection to the scientific work that explains why it exists.
Tracking
Projects, publications, funding calls and deadlines move forward at the same time and at different speeds.
Continuity
After weeks or months, recovering a decision or understanding the relevance of a resource can mean reconstructing part of its context.
Organising research means preserving relationships, not simply recording individual elements.
Your research as a system
From the scientific framework to every task, note and deadline.
KaiperKit lets you record how the different parts of your research activity relate to one another.
Research project
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Scientific contextRecorded relationships
A project can be related to a research line and a paper. Tasks, notes and references can remain linked to the scientific context they belong to.
Day-to-day research work
Knowing what you are researching should also help you decide what needs to happen next.
The Kanban board and calendar do more than show outstanding work. Tasks and deadlines can retain their relationship with projects, research lines, papers or conferences, giving every priority its context.
Explore tasks and deadlines →Today's workRecorded context
TaskReview analysis methodology
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Different stages
Your research career changes. The need to preserve context does not.
KaiperKit can support individual research work from early research training through to stages involving multiple projects and publications running in parallel.
Doctoral researchResearch in training
Projects, papers, tasks and deadlines surrounding your doctoral work.
Postdoc & researcherIndividual activity
Research lines, projects, publications and commitments evolving in parallel.
The dedicated thesis module and doctoral supervision features are part of group capabilities rather than the free individual account.
Start with your own research. Free.
When you sign up, KaiperKit creates a free personal workspace where you can organise research lines, projects, papers, conferences, funding calls, tasks, calendar entries, notes and document references for your individual research activity.
When research is no longer yours alone
From individual organisation to research group coordination.
If you need to bring other people in and share responsibilities, you can create a separate Pro workspace without losing your free personal workspace.
See KaiperKit for research groups →IndividualPersonal workspace
Your research, your activity and your context.
- No additional members
- Individual research organisation
GroupSeparate Pro workspace
People, roles, responsibilities and shared work.
- Internal and external members
- Assignments and supervision
Your free personal workspace remains available when you create another workspace for team collaboration.
Frequently asked questions
Before creating your individual account.
Answers about the free account, individual use, documentation and moving to a research group.
Yes. When you sign up, you receive a free personal workspace for organising your individual research activity.
You can use the individual account to organise projects, papers, tasks, deadlines, notes and references related to your PhD. Dedicated thesis and supervision features are part of group workspaces.
Yes. Your personal workspace allows you to record different projects, research lines and publications and relate them when they form part of the same research activity.
Yes. Notes and document references can be linked to specific research contexts. Documentation is recorded through URL references; it is not automatically synchronised with external repositories.
No. The free workspace is personal. To add members, roles and shared work, you can create a Pro workspace for your research group.
You can create a separate Pro workspace for the team. Your free personal workspace will remain available.
Your research, with its context
Start with the research you are already doing.
Create your free personal workspace and represent your scientific work with the relationships it already has.