CRC ToolboxStudy Lifecycle Tracker

100% client-side & Zero-PHI:Data stays in your local browser storage. Client-side processing by design — avoids server-side PHI ingestion. No login required.

Study Lifecycle Tracker

Portfolio view of study stages and enrollment counts — administrative status only, never subject-level detail.

See Every Study Stage Without Another Shared Spreadsheet

Sites juggling ten or more protocols often keep portfolio status in Excel, Google Sheets, Trello, or Asana — and coordinators have raised the same privacy concern repeatedly: even de-identified study notes in a shared sheet sit outside validated, restricted access.

Study Lifecycle Tracker is a Zero-PHI portfolio board for administrative stage and aggregate enrollment only — Pipeline through Closed — so you can answer "where does each study stand?" before diving into kit, deviation, or deadline tools for a specific protocol.

Everything stays in this browser. No subject names, IDs, or per-subject lists — and no login or BAA required to keep the board current.

Who this is for: CRCs and site directors managing a multi-study portfolio who need a single administrative source of truth before opening item-level Protocol Ops tools.

Site workspace backup

Saved in this browser’s localStorage on this PC — export before switching workstations; clear on shared kiosks when done.

Download works without an email — nothing ever uploads.

Zero-PHI / Client-Side OnlyAggregate enrollment counts onlyStatus board — not a deadline list

No studies in this view. Add a protocol above, or clear filters.

FAQ for this tool

Administrative reference only. Browser-local tools — not a medical device, CDSS, or Part 11 system. Verify outputs against protocol SOPs and primary site records. Zero-PHI local mode: do not enter names, MRNs, DOBs, or subject IDs. Study / kit / lab / deviation / IP accountability / equipment / regulatory / visit drafts use this workstation's localStorage until you clear them. On shared clinic PCs, clear all local site data when finished.