Your department's research, always current. Your program-review scholarship section, already written.
Prospective students read faculty pages closely, and most are years out of date. We build a verified research page for every professor and your department, update it every week, and hand you a Faculty Scholarship Report you can drop into program review. No faculty data entry, no IT project.
Built by Jackson Kramer, a psychology student at George Fox University who uses these tools himself. Send one link, your faculty page, and your private preview is ready in two business days.
Three things a chair gets
Department research page →
Every professor, their verified papers, citations and topics in one place, plus free research and study tools for your students.
A page for each professor →
Papers per year, most cited and most recent, one-click APA. It updates itself when a new paper comes out.
Faculty Scholarship Report
Publications by faculty member in APA 7, totals and trends, ready to save as a PDF for program review or accreditation evidence. A sample comes with your free preview.
The live pilot runs at George Fox University as an independent student project, not an official university tool.
Verified, hands-off, and priced for a small college.
Verified, not guessed
A paper is listed only if the professor's own author line names your school, or the professor confirms it. No mix-ups between two people with the same name.
Almost no upkeep
New papers and citations are added weekly from OpenAlex's index of 250M+ works. Each professor spends about 15 minutes a year confirming their list.
A fraction of enterprise cost
Enterprise faculty-reporting systems run five figures a year (one public contract: $11,321/yr plus $6,000 setup). This has no setup fee and no software to learn.
Simple yearly plans. No setup fee.
Professor
One verified research page for one professor.
- Weekly updates
- Papers confirmed with the professor
- One-click APA citations
Department
Everything a department needs.
- Pages for every professor + a department page
- Annual Faculty Scholarship Report (PDF)
- Free student research and study tools
- Link or embed on your official site
- Weekly updates
College
Up to five departments.
- Everything in Department, for each one
- A college-wide research report for the provost
Founding departments: $595 for the first year.
Half off the Department plan for the first three departments, in exchange for honest feedback and a short quote if you like it.
60-day money-back guarantee. If it isn't worth it, you get a full refund. We invoice your department and provide a W-9, and pay by card where your policy allows. Prices sit under typical purchasing-card limits, with no contract to route.
For scale: one additional psychology major (about $24,000 a year in net tuition at a private college) covers the Department plan many times over.
- Do IT or marketing need to approve anything?
- Usually not. We use only public publication data, need no university login, and never touch campus systems or student records. You can link to the pages, or your web office can embed them.
- Some of our faculty show few papers. Why?
- Public indexes often file work under a professor's previous school or with no affiliation. During setup we confirm every paper with each professor and add books, presentations and student co-authored work.
- Who keeps it running long term?
- Updates are automated. You can get your data anytime as an APA list or spreadsheet, and if we ever stop the service you keep a static copy of your pages and reports.
- Is it accessible?
- Pages are built with accessibility in mind: semantic HTML, a skip link, keyboard navigation, and readable contrast in light and dark mode. We fix any issue you report.
- Who built this?
- Jackson Kramer, a psychology student at George Fox University, through Kramer Labs. It's an independent project, not a George Fox University service. It started as a free research tool for psych students.
- Is the preview official?
- No. A preview is built from public information, labeled as not affiliated with your school, and hidden from search engines.