Early Access & Institutional Pilot

Free during early access.
Built for an institutional pilot.

Compendium is in free, early access today. If your institution would like access to the platform at this stage as a pilot project, get in touch with us.

What free early access includes today

  • Unlimited projects, protocol to report
  • Full local AI suite (screening, extraction, RoB 2)
  • Meta-analysis, forest & funnel plots
  • Auto-generated PRISMA 2020 diagram
  • All exports (PDF, DOCX, CSV), no lock-in
  • No card, no time limit, no seat count

The end of the early-access phase will be announced in advance, and nothing changes retroactively without your consent.

Running an institutional pilot

Ethics boards, research offices and labs handling sensitive data can pilot Compendium on their own terms: local by default, with sync to a database you configure yourself only if you choose to turn it on.

I

Tell us about your institution

Reach out with your research office, lab or ethics board, and what you need the pilot to prove.

II

We scope it together

Installed locally on each researcher's machine with an offline license key, no server setup or account required, plus training and a timeline, whatever your institution actually needs.

III

Test the newest tools first

Pilot institutions try new tools as soon as they're ready, before general release.

Institutional
Campus-wide, on your terms.
  • Multi-seat license for your department or lab
  • Installed locally on each machine, offline license key, no server or account setup
  • Onboarding & training with the founder
  • Priority support, direct line to the founder
Talk to us about a pilot

Questions

Will Compendium always be free?
Not necessarily. We're in a free early-access phase. When paid plans do launch, early users get advance notice and a fair transition, nothing changes retroactively without your consent.
How mature is this, can I rely on it for real work?
This is early access: the core workflow is real and usable, but you'd be an early adopter, not buying a finished platform.
Where does my data go during a pilot?
By default, nothing leaves the machine: the AI runs locally, open models only, no server component. The one optional exception is per-review sync to a Turso database you configure yourself, off until you turn it on for a specific review. Ideal for ethics boards, LGPD/GDPR and sensitive data.
How do I start an institutional pilot?
Email us directly. No procurement, contract or payment is needed to start today, we'll scope it with you.
Which countries have early access today?
Brazil, the US and the UK: a July 2026 legal review found no blocker for the current free early-access program in any of the three, for individual researcher use. Early access is local-first, runs without a backend and, by default, collects no personal data beyond an optional support email. That's not a compliance certificate, just no blocker identified so far. Institutional pilots carry their own compliance requirements: email us and we'll go through your institution's specifics directly, rather than assuming this review already covers them. Elsewhere? Email us and we'll look at your case.

Let's build the pilot together.

Email us now, no charge to start, no obligation.

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