We designed LingSync from the ground up to be
user-friendly, but also to conform to EMELD and DataOne
best practices on formatting, archiving, open access, and security.
LingSync uses Unicode and XML, which are open standards,
and follows Leipzig glossing conventions
For more information, see the data management sections
of our
white paper.
We vow never to use your private data -- you can find
out more in our
privacy policy.
LingSync uses machine learning and computational
linguistics to adapt to your existing organization of the data you
import, and predict how to gloss it.
Add custom fields for extra transcription styles,
additional languages of translation, semantic representations, audio
timestamps, etc.
LingSync already supports import and export of many
common formats, including ELAN, Praat, Toolbox, FLEx, Filemaker Pro,
LaTeX, xml, csv and more, but if you have another format you'd like
to import or export, Contact
Us.
All our code is available on our
Github.
We use CouchDB and Javascript.
Power users can write and share scripts to clean up,
visualize, or mass-edit lots of data.