ATLAS.ti for Mac

October, 2nd 2024 - Trial

Latest Version

ATLAS.ti 2024.2.0 LATEST
Review by

Juan Garcia
Operating System

macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later
User Rating

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Author / Product

ATLAS.ti Team / External Link
Filename

ATLAS.ti_9.1.dmg

ATLAS.ti for Mac is highly intuitive and easier to learn and use than any other QDA program–including older versions of the app. ATLAS.ti is a powerful workbench for the qualitative analysis of large bodies of textual, graphical, audio and video data.

Sophisticated tools help you to arrange, reassemble, and manage your material in creative, yet systematic ways. It keeps you focused on the material itself. Whether your field is anthropology, economics, criminology, or medicine: It will meet your qualitative analysis needs!

The app is easy to learn. Many formerly convoluted processes have been radically simplified. The focus is on getting results quickly and efficiently.

ATLAS.ti 9 for macOS is powerful and innovative. Stylish network visualizations serve both the analytical process and provide excellent presentation tools. Importing surveys, data from Twitter as well as from your favorite reference manager is a breeze.

It comes with the future built-in. Completely rewritten and based on the latest technology, It allows for rapid, modular expansion. So expect to see previously unthinkable new possibilities in the coming months and years as ATLAS.ti app continues to grow by design.

Huge Variety Of Media Types

It offers an unsurpassed range of media for you to work with: Whether it’s coding hundreds of documents, audio clips or photos, ATLAS.ti will never let you down!

Work with text documents in all major formats–including txt,.doc, .docx, .odt, and, of course, .pdf. Perform fully automated searches across one or multiple documents, auto-coding, and other powerful semantic operations to extract meaning.

Enjoy the freedom of working with dozens of graphic and audio formats (.wav, ,mp3, .wma, etc.) as well as most common video types (.avi, .mp4, .wmv, etc.).

You can import data from Evernote, Twitter, and your favorite Reference Manager for a literature review . Or import entire surveys to analyze answers to open-ended questions.

Features and Highlights

State-of-the-art, highly intuitive user interface with ribbons, tabbed views
Instant access to all project items via Project Explorer
Regions permit working with multiple documents, memos, networks etc. simultaneously
More powerful “margin” than ever with powerful interactive functions.
Direct import of Twitter and Evernote data
Support for literature review through import from reference managers such as Endnote
Multi-functional word clouds for all object types
Groups for all object types
Code Cloud
Unicode throughout – work with documents in any language or character set
Undo/Redo
Powerful Visual Query Editor
SmartCodes and SmartGroups
Split Codes
Full project search (former “Word cruncher”) significantly improved with dynamic fade-in/fade-out hit categories
Elegant and tremendously useful new network layout options
Previews and comments for all items
Bi-directional project exchange with ATLAS.ti Mac, Basic Support for ATLAS.ti Web
State-of-the-art on-board intercoder agreement measuring tool, developed in co-operation with Prof. K. Krippendorff

ATLAS.ti 9 Desktop Trial for macOS

Click on the LINK
Log in with your account, or register a new one.
Next, you are taken to online shop (operated by cleverbridge) to complete the free registration.
Then go back to your account to download the app.

Note: A trial license lets you explore these apps with no functional limitations for up to five days within a 90-days period. – Note: After the trial period, the program defaults to a restricted version that still lets you view projects of any size and lets you create and use projects of a limited size. – If you already have an active license, or had a trial version before, no new trial version can be obtained.

Also Available: Download ATLAS.ti for Windows

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What's new in this version:

ATLAS.ti 24.2.0
New and Improved:
- Conversational AI
- Chat with your documents, gaining valuable insights with codable citations
- New Transcript Experience
- Transcripts are now a distinct document type, greatly improving ease of use during review, coding, and analysis
- Search and Replace
- It is now possible to search and replace text in text documents, transcripts, and memos. This is especially useful for redacting and anonymizing source data.

Fixed:
- Too many to list. Many stability and performance improvements.

ATLAS.ti 24.1.0
New and Improved:
- Improved Network Editor Experience. The network editor has a new look, new layout options, new edge routing options, and is easier to use than before.
- Select AI Server Region. Privacy-minded users can now choose to restrict AI tools to only use servers within the EU or the US
- Selectively Apply AI Coding. Before applying results from AI Coding or Intentional AI Coding, you now have the opportunity to review and select which codes to apply.
- Improved Display of Long Code Names in Margin
- We have improved how we display very long code names in the margin. It should now be much easier to distinguish codes that only differ at their end, and there is special handling for codes under categories with long names. And if you still need to read the whole name, just mouse over the code, and ATLAS.ti will show it without delay.
- Automatically group in-vivo codes and codes from intentional coding
- Sort codes by color in code manager
- Expand and collapse all selected items in tree views like the project explorer by hitting the cursor right/left keys
- Export Sankey diagrams as PDF
- ATLAS.ti now remembers the last margin size

ATLAS.ti 24.0.0
New and Improved:
- Improved performance of AI summaries
- project bundles now have the file extension .atlasti

Bug Fixes in Mac:
- Various bug fixes, especially on older macOS versions
- Bug Fixes in Window
- PDFs without background color are now readable again in dark mode
- Fixed PDF bookmarks
- Groundedness now displays correctly for newly created categories
- Various other bug fixes and stability improvements

ATLAS.ti 23.4.0
New and Improved:
- Intentional AI Coding
- With this new AI-based coding tool, we're giving you more control, more transparency, and better results. Simply input your research goals, and let ATLAS.ti code your documents in a customized way.
- AI Privacy Mode
- We understand some users require increased privacy. With one switch of a button, you can now deactivate OpenAI integration across all AI features in ATLAS.ti – ensuring no data gets submitted externally.
- Improved Network Layouts
- Network edge routing is now retained when closing or changing a network. And they look a bit nicer, too!
- Streamlined User Experience
- We've streamlined our UI design for enhanced usability and quicker tool access, bridging the gap between Mac and Windows versions while maintaining a distinct, native feel for your platform

Fixed:
- In rare occasions, the coding dialog would not come up, or would close on its own. This should not happen anymore.
- Pasting entities now works correctly when they were copied from the margin

ATLAS.ti 23.3.4
- Fixed a start-up problem

ATLAS.ti 23.3.0
New and Improved:
- AI Code Suggestions
- Get results faster and let ATLAS.ti automatically suggest codes for any text selection or quotation. Just click the "Suggested" tab in the coding dialog.
- Fine-Tune AI Coding Results
- With AI Coding, you can now decide if you want fewer, broader categories or more specific ones using a new slider and visualization in the results
- Reserve seat allows members of multi-user license pools to easily reserve a seat to ensure they can use ATLAS.ti when a deadline looms
- Reference manager import now has improved compatibility
- Performance improvements when coding in very large projects
- User interface refinements in AI Coding, a new toolbar for memos, and other small improvements and fixes

Fixed:
- an issue where focus was not returned to the main window after closing the create code dialog, which resulted in keyboard shortcuts not working
- a rare issue where the coding dialog closed right after opening it
- some crashes while selecting text, especially in very large documents or projects
- an issue where cloud projects with duplicate PDF documents failed to download

ATLAS.ti 23.2.3
- Fixed a performance issue with coding that could occur when having a large number of codes used in a single document

ATLAS.ti 23.2.2
Fixed:
- an issue where some word documents would import incompletely
- an issue when coding with codes containing colons
- search in code and quotation lists
- an issue where AI Coding or AI Summaries would not start
- an issue where linked memos and codes would appear twice under quotations

- Several icon display fixes
- Fixed multiple other minor UI issues

ATLAS.ti 23.2.1
New and Improved:
- AI Summaries powered by OpenAI
- Link Memos to (Almost) Everything
- Improved Networks
- More Reliable AI Coding
- Copy Quotation Text Only
- UI Improvements

Bug Fixes:
- Renaming entities is now fast again
- Fixed an issue when undoing text edits
- Various stability improvements
- Fixed an error that could occur when exporting certain projects after merging them
- Fixed an issue where merging codes via context menu was sometimes not working
- Fixed code folder display in various tools
- "Add to stop list" now works properly again in word frequencies