Stereogram Pro

The full structural analysis platform — stereonets, density contours, rose diagrams, kinematic QC, mapping, and project management — running in your browser on Windows and macOS. Because it’s web-based, your data and analyses are available anywhere you have an internet connection. No install required, or add it to your dock or Start menu as an installable web app when you want it out of the browser.

Try it now with no signup. Open Stereogram Pro in demo mode, poke around with sample data, and never touch the cloud until you decide to make an account.

One app instead of five

Today, a structural geologist piecing together a modern workflow typically chains five separate tools: an academic stereonet program for plotting, a second tool for density analysis, a third for fault kinematic analysis, a GIS package for the map view, and a separate field-capture app for the outcrop. Stereogram replaces that stack with a single integrated platform at a fraction of the cost of even one commercial alternative.

Features & functionality

Everything you need for a full structural analysis workflow — no add-ons, no plug-ins, no chaining together separate programs.

Built for the way you actually work

Powerful structural tools are only worth having if they don’t fight you. Stereogram is designed so the software gets out of the way and the geology stays in front of you.

See it in action

Stereogram Pro full-workspace view showing map, stereonet, and rose panels driven from one project
Stereonet demo GIF — drop into /assets/app/stereonet.gif
Rose-diagram demo GIF — drop into /assets/app/rose.gif

How Stereogram Pro compares

Web and desktop structural analysis tools currently on the market — how Stereogram stacks up against the five most commonly used alternatives. Apps A and B are the leading commercial options; Apps C, D, and E are the leading free / academic tools.

Feature Stereogram App A App B App C App D App E
Cross-platform (Windows + macOS) Windows only
Modern, dark-mode UI Win-classic Java-era Qt classic Java-era
Equal-area stereonets (Schmidt + Wulff) Fault-data only
Kamb density contouring 3 methods
Percent-area (1% / Schmidt) contouring
Fault Kinematic Analysis Separate tool
Integrated map view with project sync External GIS
Direct sync with a mobile field-capture app
Export to PDF / PNG / SVG / CSV / GeoJSON PNG / EPS PNG / SVG PNG / EPS
Cost $10 / mo
or $100 / yr
$$$ $$$$$ Free Free Free

Apps C, D, and E are each free, but each covers only a slice of the structural workflow — you can plot in one, contour in another, analyze faults in a third, and you still don’t have the map view or the field-capture loop. Apps A and B close those gaps at commercial pricing that runs from hundreds to tens of thousands per seat per year.