Wearables and personal trends
Everyday signals.
Personal context.
Share supported Apple Health and Health Connect records with permission. Review symptoms and within-person trends alongside what was actually collected.
Clinical research, connected
A study to run.
A life to live.
TrialPilot connects the work of running a clinical trial with the everyday experience of taking part. A participant app and a research workspace, built around the same study.
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One study. Two perspectives.Explore the platform
One connected platform
Built around the people
behind the research.
01
For the participant
A clearer way to take part.
Follow the study, complete its activities, and return to saved progress when you need a break.
QuestionnairesCheck-insStudy updates
Take a closer look 02
For the research team
The work, brought together.
Move from protocol setup to recruitment, monitoring, data review, and closeout in one workspace.
Study setupCoordinationReview
Take a closer look 03
Between visits
More context for the study.
Bring participant reports and supported health records into a picture of change over time.
SymptomsHealth recordsPersonal trends
Take a closer look 01 / For the person taking part
A little more room
for real life.
For people living with Long COVID, ME/CFS, and other complex chronic conditions, energy is part of the equation. The app gives the everyday work of participation a calmer place to happen. Browser-compatible studies also offer participation without an install; some activities require the mobile app.
See what the study asks of you.
Review study information, follow enrollment, and find the activities assigned to you.
Pause without starting over.
Save a supported assessment and return to your progress within its study window.
Know when your work is received.
Supported offline actions wait on your device until a connection returns. Consent stays online.
02 / For the research team
From the first protocol
to the final review.
The work changes as a study moves forward. Explore the workspace that keeps its configuration, people, and records connected.
Start with the protocol.
Bring design, eligibility, assessments, consent, and visits into Study Builder. Keep protocol versions and launch requirements in view as the study takes shape.
- Study configuration
- Protocol versions
- Startup checks
03 / Beyond the study visit
There’s a life
between the data points.
Participant reports and supported device records offer different perspectives. TrialPilot keeps those observations connected to their context.
Everyday signals.
Participant-led self-trials
A personal question.
A structured exploration.
Define a question and measures, track observations, and review change over time. Early findings come with uncertainty, so you can keep them in perspective.
In development / Coming next
Fewer things
to keep track of.
A more flexible activity plan. A clearer week ahead. Help with a visible next step. Here’s a look at the next participant experience.
These features are in development and are not yet released.
01Choose the activities your study needs.
Configure questionnaires, check-ins, wearable sharing, visits, intervention logs, supplies, and payments. Optional work stays separate from required completion.
Read the details →02One plan for the week ahead.
See what needs attention, what is coming up, what is waiting, and what is complete. Quiet weeks stay quiet, and saved-on-device work is clearly labeled until received.
Read the details →03A change of plan that keeps your progress.
Offer approved home, site, or local-provider visit options. Participants can request an available alternative for the team to arrange.
Read the details →04Help requests with a visible next step.
Give routine requests an owner, acknowledgment, status, and outcome. Participants can follow progress and reopen a request when they still need help.
Read the details →Choose the right activities
DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW
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DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW
Built to be examined
Trust lives in the details.
The people running research should be able to understand the tools they use. The people taking part deserve the same clarity.
Access with boundaries.
Coordinator views use de-identified, study-scoped participant identifiers. Direct participant identity stays behind a separate data boundary.
A record of the decisions.
Protocol versions, review history, queries, and audit exports help a team follow how its study developed. Qualification remains specific to the intended use.
Evidence in perspective.
Read the published work behind decentralized approaches. Findings from other studies are context, not measured TrialPilot outcomes.