ResearchApp vs PROBr

ResearchApp allows you to take part in a study that you've consented to participate in. In order to be able to join a study you will need to enter your token code that would have been provided to you by an organisation conducting the research. ResearchApp has been developed to help research teams accelerate new medicines discovery and to find ways to improve health outcomes for people all over the world. None of this can be achieved without the generous time and participation of research participants. If you have any questions about the study you are participating in, please contact the organisation conducting the study. ResearchApp offers a range of tracking questionnaires to capture information about yourself and your conditions. If enabled for your particular study, ResearchApp also allows you to connect to HealthKit and other third-party apps and devices in order to share this data with your research team. If you are a researcher wanting to conduct a study please get in touch: research@healtbit.com.

PROBr is a platform that connects people and researchers to make medical research more inclusive, accessible, and representative, making treatments more effective for everyone. Whether you are a participant looking for paid or volunteer studies that match your health profile, or a researcher seeking diverse recruitment, PROBr makes it simple to connect, collaborate, and create meaningful impact. PROBr does not conduct research studies or collect research data. All studies are run by independent organisations. Our logo symbolises the continuous cycle of progress, from community participation to clinical discovery and back. Every arrow represents a stage in the journey toward more equitable healthcare for all. With PROBr, you can: - Find research studies that match your health profile - Join studies that help advance medicine and health equity - Earn rewards or access free care opportunities - Track your participation history and receive study updates - Empower your community through representation in research PROBr, where representation meets research.