Ecuantro vs ArchePal

Ecuantro is a specialized app for physical anthropology, bioarchaeology, and forensic anthropology on iPhone and iPad. It brings together calculators based on published methods and equations to support osteological measurement workflows and the analysis of human skeletal remains. It includes modules for: • adult and juvenile stature estimation from long bones • stature estimation from femur fragments • anatomical stature reconstruction • age-at-death estimation using the Lamendin method and logistic regression models • sex estimation with DSP2, Walrath, mastoid triangle, calcaneus, Spradley & Jantz, and CalcTalus • estimation of the number of individuals using MNI, LI, GMT, and MLNI • body mass estimation from femoral head diameter • enamel hypoplasia formation age • biological distance using Smith’s MMD Ecuantro is designed for students, teachers, researchers, and professionals who need a practical, portable, and organized tool for bioanthropological calculations. The app also allows users to copy, export, and share results, while keeping methodological references accessible during the workflow. Available languages: Spanish and English. Ecuantro is a technical and academic support tool. Interpretation of results requires specialized training.

ArchePal is a digital field companion designed to modernize archaeological data collection. By replacing slow, manual documentation methods with a streamlined interface, ArchePal allows researchers to focus on discovery rather than paperwork. Key Features: Digital Field Logging: Quickly record site data and artifact details on the go. Project Management: Keep your findings organized by site or excavation project. Streamlined Workflow: Designed to simplify the complexities of remote data collection. Easy Sharing: Export and share data summaries efficiently.