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Four questions, in the order you'll ask them

Most of this you can read without an account. An account is for access to data and instruments, which a reviewer approves.

1. What data exists?

The registry's public catalogue: cohorts, variables, the consent scopes behind them, and counts. The registry is pre-launch and is not yet accepting patient data; the catalogue says so.

Access on approval Alluvion

Browse the catalogue → · Studies open to participants →
2. What instruments could I use?

Wearable rhythm with a Part 11-style audit trail, a dysregulation research workbench, a browser attention test with a FHIR report, and a subtype classifier.

Access on approval Cadence Access on approval Tidewater Access on approval Focal Access on approval Facet
3. What is the evidence?

Every quantitative claim each product makes, what it rests on, and the pre-registered threshold that would move it, including the ones that are not ready.

Read the evidence ladder →
4. How do I get funding or access?

Four open programmes, reviewed on a rolling basis: Discovery, Translation, the ADHD + ODD Initiative, and Community.

Apply for a programme →

Also for sponsors and licensing partners: Access on approval Arbor Access on approval Repose

Whichever you start

A researcher never sees an identified person through the foundation's front door.
Every cohort shows the consent scopes its data was contributed under.
We publish results in full, including nulls.