Competitive IntelligenceMAFFLAB Core
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Readout radar for Medical Affairs
See when every interventional trial in a therapeutic area reaches primary completion, on one screen that works as well on a phone as in a meeting room.
Medical Affairs, prototyped in public.
An open lab where Medical Affairs people try working micro-tools, sketch the problems that eat their week on a shared board, and take the code home. No sign-up, no cookies, no tracking.
Warming up the board…
Click the board to explore. Ctrl + scroll zooms.
Connecting
The lab
Working prototypes built by and for Medical Affairs. Launch them in your browser, install them as apps on your phone or laptop, and download every line of code.
Medical StatisticsMAFFLAB Core
Power Play
Medical Affairs stats suite
Design a trial, run it thousands of times, then turn published results and test performance into absolute numbers you can say out loud. Offline, on your device.
Regulatory IntelligenceMAFFLAB Core
Label Time Machine
Every version of a US drug label, in order
Search a US prescription label on DailyMed and scrub through every published version: new indications, boxed warnings and warnings appear as they happened, word by word.
Evidence IntelligenceMAFFLAB Core
Literature Constellations
A PubMed search as a map of topics
Type a PubMed search and watch up to 500 papers form a star map: topics become named constellations, every star shows its study design, and gaps in the evidence stand out.
Field MedicalMAFFLAB Core
Congress Mission
Your team's mission control at a medical congress
Plan who covers which sessions, share insights and flash alerts in real time, and leave each day with the debrief written. Phones link directly over the same WiFi: no server, no accounts.
Your tool here
Built something that saves a Medical Affairs team an hour a week? Submit it through LinkedIn. Every tool gets a privacy code review before it goes live.
Submit via LinkedInGot a problem, not a tool?
Submit the pain point through LinkedIn. We'll shape it together and prototype it in the open, with you credited as co-author.
Submit via LinkedInNothing matches that filter yet. That gap might be your next tool.
How an idea becomes a tool
You don't need to code. You need a problem you know better than anyone. The lab supplies the rest.
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Drop the pain point
Pin it on the board or submit it through LinkedIn. The most voted notes get built first.
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Shape it together
A short conversation to pin down the workflow, the data and the MLR guardrails. Then a first prototype.
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Ship it to the lab
The tool goes live as an installable app with its blueprint and source, credited to you.
Built a tool, or stuck on a problem?
You can submit it through LinkedIn: a link to your tool, or two lines on the problem. No forms, no sign-up. Building from scratch? Start from the starter kit.