Clinical-grade data infrastructure for outpatient care.

One system behind clinical trials and private practices: patient-reported data captured in real time, structured against protocol, and delivered to the people who need it.

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Research partners
Northwell Health Johns Hopkins University AIIMS
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For Clinical Trials

AI-Native Electronic Data Capture

  • Intelligent Data CapturePatient data transformed into protocol ready intelligence in real time by AI.
  • Time & Cost SavingsSave up to 9 months and $850K in data processing.
  • Built for Compliance21 CFR Part 11, HIPAA, and GCP.
  • Fewer ErrorsReduce manual entry and downstream reconciliation.
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edc.drtracker.com/studies/PS-301
Phase III · Study PS-301
Study overview
Live
Enrolled
412 / 480
Data completeness
98.6%
Open queries
7
−64% this month
Enrollment by site
Site 101 · New York
96
Site 104 · Baltimore
88
Site 110 · Chicago
74
Site 115 · Houston
81
Site 122 · Seattle
73
Open queries
Subject 1042
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Subject 1187
Dosing · 5h
Answered
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Photo · 1d
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For Private Practices

Dr.Tracker - AppStore

  • Close the Monitoring GapMaintain visibility into patient recovery, symptoms, and adherence between in-person visits.
  • Reduce Administrative BurdenStreamline routine follow-ups, patient outreach, reducing staff workload.
  • Improve Patient RetentionStrengthen engagement, follow-through, and repeat visits.
Get Started for Your Practice Available in U.S.A only.
Dr.Tracker Progress screen: severity trend over six weeks Dr.Tracker Today screen: daily check-in and plan
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edc.drtracker.com/studies/PS-301
Phase III · Study PS-301
Study overview
Live
Enrolled
412 / 480
Data completeness
98.6%
Open queries
7
−64% this month
Enrollment by site
Site 101 · New York
96
Site 104 · Baltimore
88
Site 110 · Chicago
74
Site 115 · Houston
81
Site 122 · Seattle
73
Open queries
Subject 1042
AE onset date · 2d
Open
Subject 1187
Dosing · 5h
Answered
Subject 0936
Photo · 1d
Open
21 CFR Part 11 audit trail on
Hospitals, CROs, and pharma sponsors

AI-Native Electronic Data Capture

Serves hospitals, CROs, and pharma sponsors as an electronic data capture and ePRO platform for clinical trials. Every patient conversation, whether spoken, typed, or captured through a photo, is mapped directly against the study protocol’s required fields, which means data arrives already structured instead of needing weeks of manual cleanup and source verification later.

The platform never makes a diagnosis or a clinical decision; it captures what the patient reports and what the protocol calls for.

21 CFR Part 11 HIPAA Good Clinical Practice
Dr.Tracker Progress screen: severity trend over six weeks Dr.Tracker Today screen: daily check-in and plan
Small and mid-sized outpatient practices

Dr.Tracker - AppStore

Serves small and mid-sized outpatient practices that want a simple way to follow up with patients after a visit. Each clinic customizes its own set of questions and its own follow-up schedule, whether that means post-procedure recovery checks for a cosmetic practice or ongoing symptom tracking for a chronic condition.

Patients connect to their doctor through the app, log symptoms, photos, and medicines from home, and the doctor receives an organized report on whatever cadence suits their practice, typically weekly.

HIPAA-aligned Consent at onboarding Weekly reports
Dr.Tracker for Private Practices

Reclaim time.Reduce operating costs.Strengthen patient relationships.

Modernize practice operations with provider-directed patient engagement, automated workflows, and digital care delivery.

Request a Demo Patient app on the App Store · Clinic console for your team
Dr.Tracker clinic console: patient list with a flagged entry waiting for review (sample data)
Dr.Tracker patient app: Today screen with daily check-in and plan (sample patient)Sample data
Operational Efficiency

Streamlined workflows

Reduce administrative overhead through automated patient intake, scheduling, data collection, and follow-up processes.

Patient Continuity

Sustained engagement

Strengthen long-term patient relationships through proactive communication and continuous engagement between clinical encounters.

Financial Performance

Revenue optimization

Expand access to digital consultations, improve appointment utilization, and support additional eligible billable services.

The Challenge

The patient journey extends beyond the encounter. Clinical visibility should too.

A clinical encounter captures only a moment in a patient’s healthcare journey. Between appointments, critical information is generated across symptoms, medication adherence, treatment responses, and changes in health status.

Without a structured mechanism for capturing this information, providers are left relying on retrospective patient recollection, fragmented communications, and incomplete clinical histories.

Four challenges limiting clinical visibility

01

Reliance on retrospective patient reporting

Symptom frequency, severity, triggers, and treatment responses are often reconstructed from memory during subsequent appointments. This can result in incomplete or inconsistent clinical histories.

02

Increasing complexity of treatment management

Multiple prescriptions, dosage schedules, treatment modifications, and medication-related side effects create significant cognitive demands for patients and complicate adherence monitoring.

03

Fragmented patient communication

Clinical updates are distributed across telephone calls, patient messages, emails, and informal conversations. Important information becomes difficult to consolidate, interpret, and incorporate into the patient record.

04

Limited clinical context at the point of care

Providers must spend valuable consultation time reconstructing patient histories, identifying relevant changes, and establishing treatment progress from fragmented information.

The underlying challenge

Healthcare generates valuable patient information every day. Without structured collection and organization, much of that information never becomes visible within the clinical workflow.

The Platform · Structured Clinical Intelligence

Transform patient-reported experiences into structured clinical insight.

A connected patient engagement platform that extends clinical visibility beyond the office visit.

Through provider-configured digital workflows, patients document symptoms, medication adherence, treatment responses, and changes in health status from home.

The platform consolidates these inputs into an organized longitudinal patient overview, giving providers a more complete understanding of the patient’s experience between encounters.

Patient app Today screen (sample patient)Patient app Progress screen: stool trend from photos over six weeks (sample patient)Patient app Plan screen: course progress and upcoming steps (sample patient)Sample data
For patients · App Store

The Dr.Tracker patient app

Patients download Dr.Tracker from the App Store, connect to your practice, and complete the check-ins you set up from home.

Clinic console patient list showing courses, last entries, reported scores and status (sample data)
Sample data
For your practice · Web console

The clinic console

Your admin team manages patients, workflows, and check-in schedules, and providers review each patient’s consolidated overview.

A connected information workflow

  1. 01Provider

    Provider-configured workflows

    Establish structured assessments, patient questionnaires, medication check-ins, and recurring data collection based on specialty and individual care requirements.

  2. 02Patient

    Continuous patient reporting

    Patients submit requested information through their digital platform, documenting symptoms, treatment progress, medication adherence, side effects, and other relevant health updates.

  3. 03Platform

    Structured data consolidation

    Patient-reported information is organized into structured categories and maintained over time, supporting longitudinal review of symptoms, treatment responses, and reported changes.

  4. 04Provider

    Consolidated clinical overview

    Providers review an organized overview of each patient’s reported experience before and between encounters.

From fragmented information to clinical clarity.

The result is a more structured approach to managing the patient journey beyond the traditional clinical encounter.

For providers

Access a consolidated view of patient-reported information, review longitudinal trends, and enter consultations with greater clinical context.

For patients

Document health experiences as they occur, follow provider-directed workflows, and communicate changes without relying entirely on memory.

For practices

Standardize patient information collection, reduce repetitive administrative follow-up, and support more efficient clinical workflows.

Open roles (3)

Apply on LinkedIn, or email your resume to hr@pipelinesecurities.com.

EngineeringInternship · Hybrid

Data Intelligence Engineering Intern

New York City Metropolitan Area

Build data pipelines, AI-powered workflows, and integrations across the Dr.Tracker products.

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Role description

The Data Intelligence Engineering Intern will support the development and implementation of data-driven systems, AI-powered workflows, and intelligent automation solutions at our company. The role will involve working with data processing, enrichment, AI agents, and system integrations to support the development of our AI-powered products and internal infrastructure. This internship is hybrid, with time split between on-site collaboration and remote work.

Day-to-day responsibilities include cleaning and structuring data, performing exploratory data analysis, building and validating data models, and assisting in the integration of data sources across products such as Dr.Tracker India, Dr.Tracker Clinic, and Dr.Tracker EDC. The intern will collaborate with engineering, product, and clinical operations teams to translate business and research requirements into usable datasets, dashboards, and insights. This is an internship role based in the New York City Metropolitan Area with a hybrid work arrangement, combining on-site collaboration with some work-from-home flexibility.

Qualifications

  • Candidates should possess strong Data Analytics and Data Analysis skills to extract insights and support decision-making.
  • Candidates should possess solid Data Management skills, including organizing, cleaning, and maintaining datasets and data pipelines.
  • Candidates should possess robust Analytical Skills to interpret trends, diagnose issues, and evaluate the impact of data-driven initiatives.
  • Candidates should possess foundational Data Modeling skills to design and implement structured data representations for reporting and product features.
  • Basic proficiency in SQL and at least one programming language commonly used in data work (such as Python or R).
  • Familiarity with data visualization tools or libraries (for example, Tableau, Power BI, or matplotlib/Plotly) is beneficial.
  • Ability to communicate technical findings clearly to non-technical stakeholders and collaborate in cross-functional teams.
  • Current enrollment in or recent completion of a degree program in Computer Science, Data Science, Engineering, Statistics, or a related field.
  • Interest in digital health, clinical research, or healthcare technology is a plus.
PartnershipsInternship · Hybrid

Partnerships Intern – Healthcare AI

New York City, United States

Build relationships with private practices in gastroenterology, dermatology, and other longitudinal care specialties.

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Role description

The Partnerships Intern – Healthcare AI will support the development and execution of strategic partnerships that expand the reach of Pipeline Securities’ products in the New York City Metropolitan Area. This internship role is hybrid, with time split between on-site collaboration and remote work from home.

The role will primarily involve engaging with private practices across specialties such as gastroenterology, dermatology, and other chronic and longitudinal care categories. You will be involved in outreach, introductory conversations, coordinating meetings with prospective customers, and helping us develop relationships with healthcare professionals and practice administrators.

Qualifications

  • Strong analytical skills for market research, partner evaluation, and data-driven decision-making.
  • Partnerships and strategic partnerships skills to identify, develop, and support relationship-building initiatives.
  • Effective communication skills for clear, professional interaction with internal teams and external partners.
  • Interest or experience in sales-related activities, including outreach, pipeline support, and follow-up.
  • Demonstrated ability to work in a hybrid environment, managing time and tasks across on-site and remote settings.
  • Enthusiasm for healthcare, AI, and digital health products; prior exposure to healthcare or technology sectors is beneficial.
  • Organizational skills and attention to detail for maintaining documentation, CRM records, and partnership materials.
  • Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in business, healthcare management, data science, or a related field.

What you’ll gain

  • Direct exposure to the strategy, operations, and growth initiatives of an early-stage AI technology company.
  • Practical experience in B2B business development, market development, and strategic relationship management.
  • Exposure to the commercialization of AI-driven solutions within the healthcare technology ecosystem.
  • Opportunities to develop familiarity with AI-powered platforms, intelligent automation, and technology-enabled business workflows.
  • Insight into customer discovery, product positioning, and go-to-market strategy within the healthcare sector.
PartnershipsInternship · Hybrid

Partnerships Intern – Healthcare AI

Florida, United States

Build relationships with private practices in gastroenterology, dermatology, and other longitudinal care specialties.

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Role description

The Partnerships Intern – Healthcare AI will support the development and execution of strategic partnerships that expand the reach of Pipeline Securities’ products in the New York City Metropolitan Area. This internship role is hybrid, with time split between on-site collaboration and remote work from home.

The role will primarily involve engaging with private practices across specialties such as gastroenterology, dermatology, and other chronic and longitudinal care categories. You will be involved in outreach, introductory conversations, coordinating meetings with prospective customers, and helping us develop relationships with healthcare professionals and practice administrators.

Qualifications

  • Strong analytical skills for market research, partner evaluation, and data-driven decision-making.
  • Partnerships and strategic partnerships skills to identify, develop, and support relationship-building initiatives.
  • Effective communication skills for clear, professional interaction with internal teams and external partners.
  • Interest or experience in sales-related activities, including outreach, pipeline support, and follow-up.
  • Demonstrated ability to work in a hybrid environment, managing time and tasks across on-site and remote settings.
  • Enthusiasm for healthcare, AI, and digital health products; prior exposure to healthcare or technology sectors is beneficial.
  • Organizational skills and attention to detail for maintaining documentation, CRM records, and partnership materials.
  • Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in business, healthcare management, data science, or a related field.

What you’ll gain

  • Direct exposure to the strategy, operations, and growth initiatives of an early-stage AI technology company.
  • Practical experience in B2B business development, market development, and strategic relationship management.
  • Exposure to the commercialization of AI-driven solutions within the healthcare technology ecosystem.
  • Opportunities to develop familiarity with AI-powered platforms, intelligent automation, and technology-enabled business workflows.
  • Insight into customer discovery, product positioning, and go-to-market strategy within the healthcare sector.

Patient privacy is built into every Dr.Tracker product, from clinical trials to everyday care, though the specific protections differ by product and by market.

AI-Native Electronic Data Capture

EDC and ePRO for clinical trials

Handles data in alignment with 21 CFR Part 11, Good Clinical Practice, and HIPAA. Every study runs under Institutional Review Board oversight, and the platform never makes a diagnosis or a treatment decision. It only records what the patient reports and what the study protocol requires, in a form a human investigator has already reviewed.

21 CFR Part 11 GCP HIPAA IRB oversight

Dr.Tracker - AppStore

Subscription product for practices

Follows HIPAA-aligned data handling as well. Patient consent is built directly into the onboarding flow before any data is collected, and a patient’s information is shared only with the doctor they have chosen to connect with, never with any other clinic or third party. As with the clinical product, the app does not make diagnostic or treatment decisions; it simply carries the patient’s own words, photos, and medicine logs to their doctor.

HIPAA-aligned Consent before collection Shared only with the chosen doctor
About Pipeline Securities

Care that continues after the visit.

Pipeline Securities develops clinical-grade software that connects patients, physicians, and research teams, so that care and data collection continue between visits.

Leadership & advisors

Clinical, pharmaceutical, and security expertise

Our leadership and advisory team brings experience in clinical medicine, global pharmaceutical operations, medical device regulation, and applied cryptography.

Gourisha Sethi
Founder

Gourisha Sethi

Security Informatics · MedTech Compliance · Johns Hopkins University

Gourisha Sethi founded Pipeline Securities. She brings experience in medical device cybersecurity, FDA and HIPAA compliance, and regulatory submissions, along with security assessments for MedTech, defense technology, and IoT devices. She holds an MS in Security Informatics from Johns Hopkins University and a B.S. in Computer Science from BITS Pilani, Dubai.

Franklin E. Kasmin, MD
Medical Advisor

Franklin E. Kasmin, MD

Gastroenterology · Northwell Health, New York

Dr. Kasmin is a gastroenterologist at Northwell Health in New York, specializing in advanced therapeutic endoscopy. He advises Pipeline Securities on clinical practice and patient-reported outcomes.

Sanjeev Sethi
Pharmaceutical Advisor

Sanjeev Sethi

Former Global Chief Operating Officer · Viatris Inc.

Mr. Sethi served as Global Chief Operating Officer of Viatris Inc., the pharmaceutical company formed through the combination of Mylan and Pfizer’s Upjohn business. He advises on pharmaceutical operations and clinical development.

Matthew Green, PhD
Security Advisor

Matthew Green, PhD

Cryptography · Johns Hopkins University

Dr. Green is a cryptographer on the Computer Science faculty at Johns Hopkins University, where his research focuses on applied cryptography and privacy. He co-authored Zerocash, the research underlying the Zcash protocol, and advises on data security and privacy architecture.

Our mission

Dr.Tracker lets patients report in their own words, by voice, text, or photo, and turns every report into structured data a physician or investigator can act on.

The platform does not make diagnoses or clinical decisions. It records what the patient reports and delivers it to the physician or investigator responsible for their care.

Research partners

Clinical studies are conducted under Institutional Review Board oversight.

Northwell Health Johns Hopkins University AIIMS Northwell Health Johns Hopkins University AIIMS Northwell Health Johns Hopkins University AIIMS Northwell Health Johns Hopkins University AIIMS