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JASP is a cross-platform software application published by JASP that allows users to conduct statistical analyses. As a tool in the statistics and data analysis category, its core purpose is to provide an environment in which statistical work can be carried out across different operating systems, making it accessible to users regardless of the platform they prefer to work on. The cross-platform nature of the software means that researchers, students, educators, and other users who need to perform statistical analyses are not restricted to a single operating system, which supports collaborative and flexible workflows across diverse computing environments. The software is designed for anyone who needs to conduct statistical analyses as part of their work or studies. Typical use cases include applying statistical methods to datasets, performing analyses for research purposes, and supporting teaching and learning activities that involve statistics. Because JASP focuses specifically on statistical analysis, it fits squarely within the statistical software category and is relevant to fields where quantitative data analysis plays a central role, such as academic research, education, and other data-driven disciplines. The current version of JASP listed in this catalog is 0.98.1.0. The software has a release history comprising four versions in total, indicating that the product has gone through multiple iterations since its initial release. This version history reflects ongoing development and maintenance by the publisher, with each release representing a step in the evolution of the application. Users interested in the software can refer to the current version, 0.98.1.0, as the most recent entry among the four recorded versions. In summary, JASP is a cross-platform solution from the publisher JASP that enables users to conduct statistical analyses. Its platform independence, dedicated focus on statistics, and documented history of four versions, culminating in version 0.98.1.0, define its profile in this catalog. The software serves users who require a statistical analysis tool that can be used consistently across different systems, and it represents the publisher's offering in the statistical software space.
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