Oltair is an instrument for research institutions: recruitment by code or link, consent signed with Bank iD, instruments participants complete because they can answer by speaking, passive acquisition in between, and a protocol-scoped dataset at the end.
Each study gets its own entry. A participant enters a study code after sign-up — or arrives through a partner link — and is bound to that study, nothing else.
Identity verified through the participant's own bank; the study consent signed the same way and kept with a qualified timestamp. Withdrawal is a state of the record, not an e-mail.
Items answered by speaking, an item explained when it is not understood, passive acquisition that needs no action, and a check-in rhythm that fits the week. Adherence is designed in, not chased.
Sleep, home and daylight, movement, nutrition, mood — plus new modules specified with partners for movement and strength, and for thinking and memory. Responses resume across devices.
Cognitive tests and wearable streams in the platform now; laboratory and genetic panels joining the record as study partners are integrated — all against one pseudonymous identity.
Pseudonymised export scoped to the study — instrument tables, test results, device summaries — in the formats your analysts already use. Aggregated results are published or destroyed as the protocol requires.
A study should not need its own app. It needs recruitment, consent, instruments, a record and an export — with the person held apart from the data throughout.
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