By Ayushi Kemka Voyant Tools has always been more than a piece of software. It’s also a community of people who teach with Voyant, build with Voyant, write about Voyant, …
Code of Conduct: Building the kind of community we want Read More »
VoyantServer (and the corresponding Docker version) has been updated with over six months of features and bug fixes since the last bundled update in July 2025. The full release notes …
VoyantServer 2.6.20: Updates for Local Voyant + Spyral (Plus a New Visualization) Read More »
Imagine you’ve used Voyant Tools to analyze a corpus—maybe a novel, a set of news articles you scraped, or interview transcripts—and you’ve carefully documented everything in a Spyral Notebook for …
Voyant Tools Mirrors: What They Are, Why They Matter, and How to Host Your Own Read More »
The three-part workshop series “Sharing What You Did: Documenting Text Analysis Research with Voyant and Spyral” focused on a core research challenge in Digital Humanities: not just producing results, but …
By Andrew MacDonald · Last updated 3 November 2025 During everyday usage, hundreds—sometimes thousands—of working files are created on the Voyant Tools server. Many of these are short-lived cache files …
Dialogica is a compact, openly licensed set of teaching materials that help students learn with Voyant Tools while thinking critically about what text analysis shows—and what it can’t. Dialogica (voyanttools.github.io) …
Reporting a Problem in Voyant (No Coding Needed) Open-source only works when users speak up—here’s how to file a clear GitHub issue in minutes. If you use Voyant (or the …
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Fifty‑three Digital Humanities scholars from seven countries and twenty‑six cities wrapped up the first stage of the “Train the Trainers” Hackathon on Friday, 5th July 2025, marking a successful inaugural …
Voyant Team Brings Spyral and Voyant Tools to African DH Scholars Read More »
Author: Andrew Mcdonald Creating rich, interactive analyses in Spyral is one thing—but building notebooks that talk to one another is a whole new level of magic. Today, we’ll explore how …
Harnessing the Power of Modular Spyral Notebooks with import Read More »
Author: John Bradley King’s College London (UK); formerly University of Toronto john.bradley@kcl.ac.uk https://kdl.kcl.ac.uk/about/people/john-bradley/ It is probably obvious that the Voyant Consortium has been created to keep Voyant and Spyral alive. …
Juggling technical and user understanding: Towards as technical development framework Read More »
