Meet Corvid Your lab’s next great hire.
Join the waitlistTwelve hours a week go to paperwork.
Researchers spend 44% of their research time on administrative requirements, and the rules keep multiplying. FDP faculty survey, 2025
Ask about a study, or ask for a change.
Chat with Corvid about a study. It answers from the lab’s saved documents and shows the passages it used. Ask for a document change and it proposes tracked edits.
It flags the other documents involved.
When a detail changes, Corvid flags the other saved documents that mention it, so you can see where else the same wording appears.
Accepted edits become new versions.
Corvid proposes the edits, and you accept them one at a time. Each accepted change becomes a new version in Files, while the earlier version stays.
Missing facts become questions.
Corvid drafts from the evidence already saved to the study. When a detail is missing, it asks you rather than inventing an answer.
You review, approve and submit yourself.
Every change waits for your decision. You review each edit, approve what is right, and submit to your institution yourself. Corvid does not file or submit for you.
Invite your team and keep dates current.
Invite teammates, and they set up their own accounts. Track training and renewal dates, and assign tasks across the lab.
Practice review and template filling.
Mock IRB gives a practice review of likely reviewer concerns, with supporting passages. It is not an IRB decision. Corvid also fills the lab’s own Word templates in their original layout.
The busywork is handled. The research question is still yours.
Built by a student researcher who watched one payment amendment hold a whole study back. Corvid is invite-only for now; join the waitlist and we’ll reach out personally.
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