Labfront's platform is a code-free digital biomarker collection and analytics solution.
đź“– Getting Started With Labfront Guide for Researchers
- Part 1: Learn About Labfront
- Part 2: Your First Labfront Project
- Part 3: Managing Participants
- Part 4: Download Your Data
What is Labfront?
With Labfront, you can collect granular physiological data, custom surveys, and event markers--all in one place and conveniently timestamped. Labfront is IRB-approved and both HIPAA and GDPR-compliant.
Wearable/Physiological Data
Capture a broad range of granular data including sleep staging, steps, and heart rate.
Questionnaire/Survey Data
Collect feedback from participants with surveys that include multiple question types and seamless integration with sensor data to provide you with a complete picture of your research subjects.
Event Tracking Data
Add a new layer of insight to your data by knowing when your participants completed tasks and for how long.
How It Works
- Build your customized Labfront app by choosing the type of data you want to collect and the tasks you want participants to complete.
- Invite participants to download the Labfront app to join your study. They can then connect their wearable device to collect data and complete tasks.
- View collected data and track participant adherence on the dashboard. This allows you to take proactive measures like sending push notifications when a participant has forgotten to complete tasks.
- Download easily importable CSVs for your own analytics. Labfront’s files are all timestamped and organized for easy analysis in your research.
Learn More
- Watch our walkthrough video to learn the key steps to getting started with Labfront
- Go to Labfront Academy to access free courses on heart rate variability and how to get started using wearables in your research.
- View our pricing page to see what's included in each of our plans and choose the best option for your study.
- Visit our blog and follow us on social media for all the latest news, updates, and great new content!
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