RodentFlow

RodentFlow

Rodent behavior tracking

1 ratings
Free

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Released
October 5, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

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This app analyzes rodent behavior from video recordings, offering automated tracking and standard behavioral measures. It supports various tests and export formats for research, with a focus on privacy and lab workflow integration.

✓Automated video analysis
✓Multiple tracking methods
✓Support for various behavioral tests
✓Exportable data and figures
✓Lab workflow integration
✓Cross-device compatibility
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What's New in RodentFlow

2.0

October 28, 2026

RodentFlow 2.0 brings three ways of tracking into one app: • Classic centroid tracking — the RodentFlow 1.3 method, unchanged. Your existing results open as before. • One-mouse pose — six keypoints per frame (nose, ears, neck, body centre, tail base) for open field, three-chamber, novel object, plus maze, Barnes, Y- and T-maze and more. • Two-mouse pose — both animals tracked with A / B identities for social interaction and resident–intruder (aggression) tests. Also new: • Multi-chamber tail suspension test. • If the tracking leaves the calibrated arena, the review points it out on the timeline and the frame-by-frame data flag those frames, so they are easy to check or leave out. • Heat maps for three-chamber and novel object recognition, and heat maps on the original video frame or side by side with it. • Earlier results on this device are included automatically; RodentPose analyses can be imported in one step. • Remove any part of a figure — cups, objects, zone names, path, legend — before you export it. • Group comparisons on the phone. • iPad support. • Mac sync: analyses are written to a folder you choose (e.g. iCloud Drive), and RodentFlow on the Mac picks them up automatically and checks that it computes the same values.

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What is RodentFlow?

RodentFlow is a utility app designed for analyzing rodent behavior from video recordings. It provides automated tracking and standard behavioral measures, exporting data and figures suitable for scientific research.

What devices does RodentFlow support?

RodentFlow is available for iPhone and iPad. A single purchase covers all devices, allowing for seamless synchronization between your phone and Mac.

Is RodentFlow free to use?

Yes, RodentFlow is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements, making it a completely free tool for researchers.

How does RodentFlow ensure user privacy?

RodentFlow prioritizes privacy by analyzing videos directly on your device. It does not have an account system and collects no user data. Sync files are only sent to your chosen folder.

What kind of data can I export from RodentFlow?

You can export standard measures of rodent behavior, including heat maps, trajectories, and timelines. Data is available in CSV or JSON formats, compatible with R, Python, or Prism.

How often is RodentFlow updated?

The latest version of RodentFlow is 2.0, updated on October 28, 2026. The app is actively developed, ensuring ongoing improvements and support for new research needs.

What age rating does RodentFlow have?

RodentFlow has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide audience, though its primary use is for scientific research.

Can RodentFlow track multiple rodents simultaneously?

Yes, RodentFlow offers a two-mouse pose tracking method. This allows for the analysis of social interactions and aggression tests between two animals, with identity assignment and correction features.