Kit-by-mail, on schedule
Kits generated straight from the visit and event schedule, tracked family to lab — because your registry is global, not down the hall.
Biobanking, inside StudyTrax — built for foundations that share science.
One system of record for the physical specimen — from the family's kitchen table to the researcher's bench.
Kits generated straight from the visit and event schedule, tracked family to lab — because your registry is global, not down the hall.
Intake, condition checks, and freezer location logged on arrival — with a full chain of custody on every biospecimen and derivative.
A researcher requests, your access committee approves against consent, and the shipment goes out — with results reported back to the community.
A quick tour if you're short on time, or the full walkthrough if you want to see every screen.
A working prototype, screen by screen — scroll to browse.
Which means it's still shaped around your protocol, not the other way around.
We start from how your natural history study, kits, and researcher requests actually run — not a generic inventory template.
Variant-linked samples, access-committee approval, iPSC lineage — whatever your biobank needs to track, built against your workflow.
Run a real collection cycle on real data before anyone commits to a platform decision.