Kahubi for psychology

From power analysis to APA-formatted results, without leaving the workspace

Psychology runs on a specific toolchain: PsycInfo-style literature work, power analyses, validated scales, ANOVA tables, and APA 7 everywhere. Kahubi covers that arc in one place — the literature, the statistics on your own data, and a manuscript that cites your sources in APA by default.

Free plan included. No credit card required.

Where Kahubi fits your work

Statistics

The tests your methods section names

T-tests, ANOVA with post-hocs, correlation and regression, chi-square, reliability (Cronbach’s alpha), PCA and more — run on your CSV, with the APA-formatted results paragraph written into your draft.

Library chat

A literature that answers back

Load your PDFs and ask where the field disagrees, which measures dominate, or what the seminal paper actually claimed — answers come with citations to your own library.

Systematic review

Reviews with the process documented

Question, search keys, screening against your criteria, and a written review following PRISMA — the workflow psychology journals increasingly expect even outside formal meta-analyses.

Surveys

Scales and surveys with live collection

Design the instrument, share a collection link, and analyze responses — including reliability of your scales in your sample — in the same project.

Writing voice

APA 7 by default, your voice by design

Citations render in APA 7 (or any major style), and drafts start from a style profile learned from your own publications rather than generic chatbot prose.

Transcription

Qualitative work handled properly

Interviews transcribed with speaker labels on an EU endpoint, then coded with thematic or other frameworks — with the audit trail your ethics application promised.

AI chat

Chat with your library, not a generic chatbot

Kahubi answers from the papers, drafts, datasets, and transcripts you actually have. Type @ to pull any source into the conversation; the agent reads it, searches your library, and cites what it used.

  • @-mention papers, drafts, datasets, interviews, and files
  • Select text in any PDF to explain, summarize, or translate it
  • Agent searches OpenAlex and the web, and imports papers for you
Kahubi's AI chat answering from the user's library, with a tool chip and cited references
Writing

Write accurate manuscripts, grounded in your sources

Draft in a clean editor and let the AI help — it writes in your voice, learned from your own publications, and every paragraph stays anchored to the papers, data, and notes you actually have, never invented. Read it as a formatted PDF, edit it like a Word document, or drop into LaTeX when you want fine control.

  • Writes in your voice: a style profile learned from your published work, not a generic chatbot register
  • Grounded in your library: the AI writes from your real papers and data, and cites what it used
  • One click to a compiled PDF, plus Word (.docx) export and full version history
A manuscript compiled to a typeset PDF in Kahubi

What changes

  • Power analysis at design time, effect sizes at write-up time — the numbers reviewers actually check
  • APA 7 citations from a managed library, with Zotero and Mendeley sync
  • Preregistration-friendly: documented screening, analysis plans, and version history
  • EU processing for participant audio and GDPR-conscious handling throughout
  • A real free tier for coursework and pilots

Common questions

Can Kahubi run the statistics my psychology methods course requires?
The standard undergraduate-through-doctoral toolkit is built in: descriptives, t-tests (one-sample, independent, paired), one-way ANOVA with post-hocs, correlation (Pearson, Spearman), regression, chi-square, Mann-Whitney, Wilcoxon, Cronbach’s alpha, and PCA — each reported with effect sizes and an APA-formatted write-up.
Does it format everything in APA 7?
Citations and reference lists render in APA 7 by default (five other styles are available), and statistical results are written in APA reporting form — italicized symbols, exact p-values, effect sizes — directly into your draft.
Is it suitable for qualitative and mixed-methods work?
Yes — EU-processed interview transcription, framework-guided coding (thematic analysis, grounded theory, IPA), and survey flows sit alongside the statistics, so mixed-methods projects live in one workspace.

Run your next psychology study in one workspace

Literature, power analysis, statistics, and an APA-clean manuscript. Free to start.

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