Structured expert judgment for iPhone and iPad

From expert estimates to clearer decisions.

Build expert panels, capture uncertainty, and combine assessments with Cooke’s Classical Model in one focused, offline workspace.

  • No account
  • No tracking
  • Local storage
Anduryl app icon Anduryl results screen showing expert performance charts
4weighting methods
3quantiles per estimate
100%offline workflow

A guided workflow

Move through complex analysis one clear step at a time.

Anduryl keeps experts, questions, assessments, and results in a simple sequence with help available throughout the app.

  1. 01

    Build the panel

    Add experts and optional user-defined weights.

  2. 02

    Define questions

    Create seed questions with known answers and target questions for analysis.

  3. 03

    Capture uncertainty

    Record low, median, and high percentile estimates for each expert.

  4. 04

    Calculate results

    Compare scores, weights, and combined decision-maker distributions.

Anduryl expert panel screenAnduryl assessment entry screen

Built for thoughtful work

All the essentials, without the noise.

Flexible analysis

Calculate equal, user, global, and item-weighted decision makers.

Visual results

Review expert performance, weights, and uncertainty ranges with native charts.

Portable projects

Save locally, then import or export Anduryl JSON files when you choose.

Accessible guidance

Use contextual help, readable layouts, Dynamic Type, and VoiceOver-friendly labels.

Private by design

Your projects remain yours.

Anduryl has no accounts, advertising, analytics, tracking, or cloud service. Your project data remains on your device unless you choose to export or share it.

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Free and open source

Transparent methods. Open foundations.

Anduryl for iOS is an independent SwiftUI adaptation of the original ANDURYL Python application. It is distributed under the GNU General Public License, version 3, without warranty.

The original project was led by Guus Rongen, with contributions from Oswaldo Morales Nápoles, Marcel ’t Hart, and Georgios Leontaris.

Visit the original ANDURYL repository