Use & attribution

Use your figures. Keep control of your data.

VennScope is a research, educational and exploratory application for set analysis, data comparison and figure preparation.

Creator and project

VennScope is independently developed by Ronald Saraswat, PhD, and presented through Saraswat Integrated Services Private Limited.

Application software

The VennScope application is not offered as open-source software. Public access to the web application does not itself grant permission to copy, repackage, redistribute or resell the application code or interface. Third-party materials remain subject to their own terms.

Your data

VennScope does not claim ownership of scientific or other input data supplied by users. Standard set analysis is performed locally in the browser.

Figures you create

Figures generated with VennScope may be used in publications, presentations, teaching, websites and other work. Where VennScope contributes copyrightable visual elements, those VennScope-owned elements are offered under CC BY 4.0 with attribution. User data and third-party material retain their own rights.

Suggested attribution: Figure generated with VennScope v0.17.3-beta.1 (https://vennscope.saraswatintegratedservices.com/) — CC BY 4.0.

Identifier mapping

Optional identifier mapping is separate from standard literal set analysis. Review mapped, unmapped and one-to-many results before using a derived dataset, and retain mapping provenance for consequential analyses.

Downstream biological interpretation

Identifier subsets exported from VennScope can be taken into dedicated Gene Ontology, pathway-enrichment or other bioinformatics tools. VennScope does not claim a built-in functional-enrichment module in this beta.

Scientific responsibility

Before publication or other consequential use, independently check important input data, analysis settings, mappings, results and scientific interpretation. VennScope is not a medical, diagnostic or clinical decision-support system.

Export provenance

Where provenance receipts or verification are available, they can document technical export information and a file fingerprint. They do not certify scientific interpretation, authorship or identity.