Alethios Launches AI Platform to Simplify Human Health Research

Oct 21, 2025
Alethios has launched a software platform designed to make structured, outcomes-based human health research more accessible. The platform includes tools for study design, recruitment, and management, using generative AI to streamline processes that traditionally take months.

Alethios has officially launched its software platform aimed at making structured human health research accessible to a broader range of users, announced in a press release. The platform enables researchers—from biotech companies to citizen scientists—to design and execute studies using integrated data sources including self-reported outcomes, wearable sensors, and at-home biomarker kits.

Founded in 2023 by CEO Zeenia Framroze, Alethios offers two main tools: the Study Planner and Study Operator. The Study Planner allows users to design decentralized studies, digitize existing protocols, and generate recruitment materials in minutes using a generative AI feature called AI QuickStart. The Study Operator automates study logistics, participant management, and reporting through the Alethiad Participant Community.

Researchers can begin with a seven-day free trial and then continue using the platform for $100 per month. According to the company, studies built with Alethios have achieved participant adherence rates above 90% and reduced recruitment timelines to as little as three to four weeks.

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