Words of Warmth: Social-Perception Norms via Best-Worst Scaling, live in your browser
This page boots the genuine potato-annotation Python package — the same one you would pip install — inside your browser tab, then opens its real annotation interface below. Labels you submit are saved by the real server code to a database that lives (and dies) with this tab.
Run the real Potato server — right here, in your browser
Pressing start boots the actual potato-annotation Python package inside this tab using WebAssembly. Nothing is installed on your machine and nothing runs on a server: the annotation tool you are about to use is executing locally, in this page.
First boot downloads about 70 MB (Python runtime + scientific stack) from a CDN and takes 30–90 seconds. Your browser caches it, so the next boot is much faster. Best on a desktop browser.
What is running?
CPython compiled to WebAssembly (Pyodide), Flask, and Potato 2.6.2 with this design's config.yaml — including SQLite storage and full-text search.
Where is my data?
In this tab's memory, nowhere else. Nothing you type or label leaves your machine. Closing the tab erases the session.
Want to keep it?
Grab the config from the design page and run potato start config.yaml locally for a persistent, multi-annotator setup.