Capture real participant detail at the point of entry.
Collect expertise, demographics, device access, language, location, and availability with structured registration flows.
Collect expertise, demographics, device access, language, location, and availability with structured registration flows.
Use review queues, screener rules, manual approval, and quality criteria before participants reach live work.
Track invitations, scheduling, task completion, researcher notes, and progress states in one workflow.
Keep contributor history, repeat-cohort lists, trust notes, and payout readiness connected across studies.
Support research participants who can return for recurring assessments, reviews, and language-heavy tasks.
Run qualification flows for healthcare, finance, policy, technical, or industry-specific participant groups.
Create structured intake for product research, concept testing, interviews, surveys, and mixed-method studies.
Create a participant profile, share expertise, and get matched to relevant studies, interviews, and evaluation programs.
Participant SignupReview applicants, manage cohorts, route studies, and keep research operations controlled from one secure dashboard.
Researcher LoginClusterCairo keeps each study connected to the participant network instead of scattering context across forms, calendars, and spreadsheets.
ClusterCairo gives research teams a clearer operating picture across intake, assignment, repeat participation, and study performance.
Instead of checking forms, spreadsheets, recruiter notes, and payout logs separately, teams can review contributor health and program momentum from one system.
Track whether language, expertise, device access, or geography gaps are slowing study setup.
Use prior outcomes, moderation notes, and completion quality to guide who gets routed next.
Retain a dependable contributor base instead of restarting recruitment and screening from scratch each cycle.
Research teams do better work when they know who completed prior studies well, who required moderation, who qualifies for repeat cohorts, and who is ready for payout.
Keep contributor notes, participation counts, and expertise context attached to the person.
Track review outcomes, low-quality patterns, and confidence signals for future assignment decisions.
See completion, approval, and readiness signals without building separate manual accounting flows.