Research

Researchers are using apps to collect data for qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods studies and Spark Digital are here to help facilitate.

Research sector a focus at Spark Digital

There has been a push in academia to encourage others in the field to consider the opportunities smartphone technologies, in particularly apps bring to qualitative data collection, whilst remaining fully aware of the potential associated limitations.

Spark digital have been there from the very beginning in this space, designing and implementing the original Smiling Mind app and web app, as a part of a wider multi-method research project.

Some of the amazing organisations we’ve teamed with

What our clients say

We love being a part of our partners journey especially at the point of change where we can really make an impact.

“We are already receiving positive feedback about the program from those who have viewed it outside of the research team. Such great work.”

Hannah Coates

Project Manager 
The University of Newcastle

“I recommend Spark Digital as you’ve been fabulous to work with for our team”

Nikki Rickard, PhD

Professor, Wellbeing Science 
The University of Melbourne

“Spark Digital is unique in the sense that they have consistently strong reviews, produced world-renowned mental health apps, and possess capability of building key technological functionality.”

Jake Linardon

Senior Research Fellow 
Deakin University

“Thanks again to the whole Spark team for all your work on the project. It’s very exciting to see the website and resources out in the world! It’s been a pleasure working with you.”

Julia Riches

Research Officer
The University of Sydney: Matilda Centre

“How great the process has been working with you and your team to develop the SOLAR app for FRNSW”

Kari Gibson

Research Fellow 
The University of Melbourne: Phoenix Australia

“The Spark team went above and beyond to deliver a completely rebuilt and revitalised website for The Florey, incorporating new branding and features and a beautiful visual design.”