How to Share Experiment Results With Your Whole Lab or Class

Good science is collaborative, but the results often aren’t — they’re scattered across lab notebooks, phone photos, and half-remembered lab-meeting notes. Lab Notes gives a research group, class, or field team one shared place to log findings, observations, and results as they happen — then turns them into a record and a reel of the discoveries.

What can everyone log?

Each person scans one code and adds a finding in about 20 seconds: a written result or observation, a photo of a sample, a graph or instrument reading, or a short video walking through a discovery. Every entry is timestamped and lands on a shared Lab Notebook the whole team can see.

Where it fits

• Research groups & university labs — capture results between formal write-ups and share them at lab meeting.
• School & class practicals — students log observations together and compare findings.
• Field studies & digs — record discoveries on site, from a fossil find to a species count.
• Science fairs & citizen science — gather and present results from many contributors in one place.

Is it a replacement for a lab notebook or ELN?

No — think of Lab Notes as a shareable companion for capturing and presenting findings together, especially for teaching, outreach, and group discussion. Keep your formal records and data management as your protocol requires. What it adds is a fast, shared way to see everyone’s results and turn them into a reel of the discoveries for a lab meeting, class recap, or public share.

Does anyone need an app?

No. Everyone scans a QR code or taps a link — it works in any browser, no downloads, no accounts. The reel is free to play and share, with an optional $9 downloadable keepsake.