Clinical Research & Clinical Trial Management | Project Owner

Over the last months, I have been experimenting with whether modern AI-assisted development platforms can support the creation of structured operational and budgeting systems for clinical research. One interesting experiment was the development of a simplified Clinical Trial Budget Calculator (CTBC) using the AI-assisted platform Base44 . The result is a working prototype application: https://ledger-flow-76f4f135.base44.app/ (The application currently requires free authorization via Google or email.)

Advances in mobile technology have opened new pathways for clinical research that go beyond traditional site-centric models. Mobile apps now play a growing role in study visibility, participant engagement, and data collection , both within regulated clinical trials and in healthy-population research. Rather than replacing clinical trial systems, these platforms operate at a different layer: they connect people to research , standardise how participation occurs, and enable more continuous, real-world data capture. Over time, this may support more structured datasets, easier study access, and more reliable evidence for analysis and decision-making. Below are two groups of mobile platforms illustrating this shift. Mobile Platforms Supporting Clinical Trial Participation (Patient-facing, trial-specific apps) Science 37 — Studies App Focus: Decentralized and hybrid clinical trials Science 37’s Studies App allows participants to discover, consent to, and take part in clinica...