ATLAS.ti Mobile

The ATLAS.ti Mobile is now available as a free download on Google Play for Android owners. The application is supporting English language. It weighs in at only 10MB to download. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 1.03 has been released on 2014-03-10. For ensuring consistency with the device you should take into account the following app compatibility information: 4.1 and up
Bottom Line: For more information about ATLAS.ti Mobile check developer ATLAS.ti GmbH`s website : http://www.atlasti.com

GPS enabled but no UTF 8 support That s like a Porsche with lawnmower wheels         Jason Winn

In desparate need of an update yet so promising PDF support would be awesome for example There was some talk of this yet I fear the app has been rather neglected of late Could be a crucial part of a researchers workflow if better supported             A Google user

Not compatible with desktop version             Francesc R

It is very useful for helping coding by phone                     Sreang Phaly

It s doesn t open     M Taslimi

It is Good                 Good abolghasem rajabi

apart from not exporting a project it made disappeared a text that I had imported into the said project I lost all the coding and quotations The project did not exceed the maximum size or number of codes and quotations established     it collapses when exporting Paula Mena

Without the ability to transfer a project from the desktop to the tablet and back this app has no value to me I am very disappointed I created my project on the desktop version but hoped to do the bulk of my coding on the go Nope Also it seems impossible to export the audio I recorded within the app as a stand alone file I wanted to transcribe the audio I recorded with the app but I couldn t access it any which way to Sunday Good thing I used a second recording device The two stars are for potential but unless an update adds the aforementioned functions I ll be forced to discard the app         Practically useless for my purposes Kari Thatcher

The Android version is a great add on to what I consider to be the best software for grounded theory I have used Atlas ti since 10 years the Android version just facilitates data gatheringu0026coding in the field tremendously                     Great add on for field work O O

It s a good idea to expand Atlas ti for tablet PC segment I have an experience with desktop Atlas ti version and I think the tablet version lacks of the following functions Import project from desktop version I want to have a possibility to code and revise transcripts both on my laptop and Nexus tablet To have possibility to share projects between laptop and tablet is really must to have a revision mode e g if my colleague coded some transcripts and send me the bundle for revision and I can open this transcript with a list of codes that s he used to make my coding and compare it with initial coding That I m really missing now import list of codes exported from big version of Atlas ti i e desktop one export coded transcripts in PDF with highlighted quotations and assigned codes this option is also missing in desktop version                 Good and interesting soft for qualitative analysis Kate Lobunets

Terrible     A Google user

Good                     Abu Idrisking