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Castor
Castor is a health-technology company that builds a cloud-based eClinical platform for running clinical trials - from electronic data capture (EDC) and eConsent to eCOA/ePRO and real-world evidence. Founded in 2012 in Amsterdam by physician-researcher Dr. Derk Arts, Castor set out to replace clunky, expensive trial software with a self-service, researcher-friendly system. Today it supports more than 15,000 studies across 90+ countries and is used by leading CROs and biopharma companies, while pushing decentralized trials and practical AI (Castor Catalyst, built with Google Cloud) into mainstream research.
Curebase
Curebase is a San Francisco-based eClinical software company building an AI-powered platform that runs clinical trials around patients' lives instead of inside hospital walls. Its single system spans study startup to database lock - combining electronic data capture (EDC), eConsent, ePRO/eCOA, patient recruitment, and a virtual research site model - so sponsors can launch decentralized and hybrid trials faster, capture cleaner data, and reach more diverse participant populations.
Medable
Medable is a Palo Alto-based digital health company building a cloud SaaS platform for decentralized and hybrid clinical trials. Its tools - eCOA+, Total Consent, Sensors, and Televisit - let pharma sponsors and CROs run studies remotely, enrolling patients in over 60 countries and 120+ languages.