Publication-ready figures, connected to your data
Looking for a GraphPad Prism alternative for figures that stay next to your data? Conspecta builds multi-panel figures in the browser from the images, flow data, and tables they came from.
Honest comparison
Conspecta vs. GraphPad Prism
Prism is the standard for statistical graphing on the desktop. Here is where a connected, browser-based platform fits differently.
| Capability | Conspecta | GraphPad Prism |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | No install; runs in any browser on desktop, tablet, or phone | Desktop install (Mac/Windows); paid license |
| Figures | Multi-panel figures from charts, images, and flow plots | Deeply customizable graphs of numeric data |
| Data source | Charts pull straight from your images, flow, and tables | Paste or import data, then graph |
| Statistics | Common statistics on your tables | Deep statistical test library |
| Where data lives | Linked to the analysis it came from | Standalone files |
| Collaboration | Shared team workspace, access anywhere | Single-user; share files |
| Cost | Free for individuals; flat team pricing | Paid annual license |
When GraphPad Prism is the right choice
Prism has the deepest statistical test library and is the standard for stats-heavy figures. If advanced statistics are central to your analysis, it leads there. Conspecta is for building publication figures that stay connected to the images, flow data, and tables they came from, so you are not exporting and re-importing every time the data changes.
Why teams switch
What you get with Conspecta
Multi-panel figures
Compose figures from charts, images, and flow plots, then export at journal resolution.
Figures tied to your data
Every panel links back to the analysis it came from, so updates flow through.
Charts from your tables
Build charts directly from collaborative data tables, no copy-paste between apps.
Runs anywhere
Any modern browser on desktop, tablet, or phone. Nothing to install.
Built for teams
Share figures and the data behind them so the whole lab stays in sync.
Export at journal resolution
Export figures as PNG or SVG, ready to drop into a manuscript or slide.
Build a figure in your browser
Compose your first multi-panel figure in minutes. Free for individuals.