Kiosk is an integrated iPad recording platform and browser-based data manager for field archaeology – both excavation and pedestrian survey – developed and maintained at Brown University.
With a recording interface that balances the need for projects to customize without building from scratch, and with a synchronizing data management platform designed for maximum data integrity usable even where the internet is not an option, Kiosk is a robust, accessible, flexible tool that can support any scale of archaeological operations.
Open-source and with minimal need for hardware or technical expertise to run, Kiosk will work for you whether you are a graduate student running a one-summer survey project or the director of a legacy excavation with decades of old data to digitize while working in multiple simultaneous long-term trenches and conducting a field school. Already supporting fieldwork recording from Sardinia to Sudan, from Peru to Cyprus, Kiosk is also still growing and regularly adds features requested by its users. Join our team!