Released capabilities
Focused tools for waveform review.
Built for researchers and EEG/PSG professionals who want an independent Windows workspace for inspecting EDF and BDF recordings.
01
Recording workspace
- EDF/EDF+ and BDF/BDF+ within documented limits
- Multiple recording documents
- Dockable panes and saved layouts
- Light and dark application themes
- Windows command-line file opening

02
Waveform navigation
- Time navigation and overview timeline
- Waveform Focus Mode
- Per-presentation amplitude fit and adjustment
- Mouse and toolbar navigation controls
- Document-specific state

03
Channel presentation
- Search, select, hide and pin channels
- Organize and reorder presentations
- Duplicate visual presentations
- Composite visual presentations
- Colors, line widths and display styles

04
Measurements
- Point values
- Two-point time and amplitude deltas
- Region statistics
- Document-scoped results
- Measurement CSV export
05
Annotations
- Browse, search and filter recording annotations
- Navigate to annotation time
- Create user annotations
- Save to separate EDF Workbench sidecars
- Annotation CSV export

06
Analysis and export
- Selected-region frequency spectrum
- Visible source samples to CSV
- Technical metadata to CSV
- PNG and JPEG viewport images
- Self-contained HTML reports
Important distinction: Composite channel presentations are visual overlays, not referential or bipolar scientific montages. EDF Workbench does not currently claim automated interpretation, signal-processing pipelines, synchronized recording comparison, or direct PDF export.
Product boundaries
Transparent about what the preview is for
EDF Workbench supports waveform viewing, review, measurement and research workflows. It does not make a diagnostic interpretation claim. Source recordings are not modified by the review workflow; user annotations are stored in separate sidecar files.