A profile your study designs
- Fields with a type, allowed values and validation
- Static fields, such as chronotype or site
- Time-varying fields, with their full history
- Mark sensitive fields so they stay out of de-identified exports
Every participant’s context, used to personalize the study.
The Dynamic Profile holds the variables your study defines for each participant: some set at enrollment, some by the team, some updated from incoming data. Reminders, content and interventions read them to tailor what each person sees. Try it: change the profile.
Dynamic Profile · P-0142Example · synthetic data
Chronotype · static
Daily step goal · set by the team
Stress tier · from data, with history
Change a profile value to see the app adapt.
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How it works
Your variables, kept current.
From people and from data
- Set at enrollment or by a coordinator
- Mapped from questionnaire answers and device data
- Derived over time windows, such as a 7-day average band
- Written by automation rules, and every change is audited
One profile, read everywhere
- Personalize reminder and content text
- Tailor intervention timing, thresholds and options
- Alert the team when a participant enters a state, such as high risk
- Chart profile trajectories over the study
Personalization
The same study, tailored to each person.
In adaptive intervention research these are tailoring variables. A morning person gets check-ins in the morning, a participant with a higher step goal sees that goal, and a rise in stress can bring a breathing exercise to the home screen.
Use the profile in interventions →
Multi-site studies
Region and site
Store each participant’s region or site as a profile value to vary content and rules by location.
Study designs →Works with