See every detail.
Zoom, pan and inspect full-resolution recordings across multiple channels.

Electrophysiology,
made simple on Mac.
Open EDR, ABF and ATF recordings on your Mac.
Also imports TXT, CSV and TSV signal data.
One download. One-time purchase. No subscription.
Apple Silicon · macOS 14+
Version 2.18 · Live edition

No Windows virtual machine.
No command line.
Bring recordings from WinEDR and pCLAMP / Axon into one Mac workflow. Inspect signals while keeping original files untouched.
Processed locally on your Mac.

Zoom, pan and inspect full-resolution recordings across multiple channels.

Filter, measure and inspect your signal without changing the original recording.

Move from waveform inspection into offline event and kinetic analysis with Analysis.

Export clean traces for analysis, presentations and publication.
TXT · EDR · PNG · PDF · SVG

Original recordings remain untouched.
Download EDR Viewer once.
Viewer Mode lets you explore your recordings immediately. Unlock the complete processing, export and analysis toolset inside the same application.
£7.99
One-time purchase. No subscription.
Signal processing · Advanced statistics
Figure export · Analysis
Activate on up to 2 Macs.
Online activation. Offline use after activation.
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Your experimental recordings are processed locally on your Mac.
EDR Viewer does not upload your recording data for analysis.
Yes. Download the same application and use Viewer Mode before unlocking the complete toolset.
No. Full Access is a one-time purchase.
Open WinEDR EDR and Axon ABF / ATF recordings, including files from pCLAMP. TXT, CSV and TSV numerical signal data are also supported. Text imports need regularly sampled data and may require you to confirm columns, sampling rate and units. For multi-sweep ABF files, select one sweep at a time.
The current release targets Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later.
No. Source recordings remain read-only. Processing and exported files are kept separate from the original recording.