JASP is a free, cross-platform statistical software with a user-friendly GUI that supports both classical and Bayesian analysis methods. It features dynamic updating of results, APA-formatted tables, annotation capabilities, and easy copy-paste to word processors. It was created to make Bayesian statistics more accessible to practitioners.
JASP is a Productivity & Work product. It focuses on conducting complex statistical analyses without expensive proprietary software. JASP is an open-source project aimed at researchers and students. JASP costs nothing to use. It runs on Linux.
Behind JASP is University of Amsterdam. Among its 5 catalogued features are Statistical Analysis, Bayesian Methods, and APA Tables.
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