Roadmap
The clinical research lifecycle, one phase at a time.
SynapseR is structured around the four phases of a clinical study: Plan, Prepare, Execute, and Publish. The Plan phase is live today. The rest is being built in order so that when you start a study on SynapseR you can take it the whole way.
Plan
Live nowDesigning the study on paper. Hypothesis → literature search → endpoints → R-powered power analysis → CONSORT/STROBE-bound methods → Statistical Analysis Plan → protocol draft. Supported today for parallel-group RCTs and cross-sectional studies. Multi-arm, crossover, cluster, and observational cohort designs are on the roadmap — tell us what you would use first.
Prepare
Building nextGetting the study ready to run. Case Report Form auto-generated from your locked endpoints. Participant Information Leaflet rewritten in patient-friendly language. Informed consent form. Randomisation plan (block, stratified, simple) where applicable. Trial registry submission preparation. Targeted at clinician-led research that needs ethics submission and site readiness without a full CRO.
Execute
PlannedRunning the study. Live data collection on the Case Report Form you designed in Prepare, integrated with SynapseCPT. Screening logs, enrolment tracking, visit scheduling, adverse-event capture, and site monitoring. The data layer connects forward into Publish so analysis runs on the actual captured dataset rather than a separate export.
Publish
PlannedTurning collected data into a manuscript. The locked Statistical Analysis Plan runs automatically against the captured dataset, with deviations from the pre-specified plan surfaced explicitly. Flow diagram where applicable, Table 1, results section drafted from real numbers, discussion grounded in the project's evidence library, and registry results posting.
Tell us what you would use first.
SynapseR's roadmap is shaped by which clinician-researchers ask for what next. Email info@gamtpedia.com if there is a study design or workflow you want supported.
