When does Medara launch?
Summer 2026, starting with the founding cohort. Request access now and we will review your application personally. General availability follows once founding records are live.
How does the record build itself?
As work progresses, Medara requests client feedback at natural moments and offers to file accepted outcomes. Each entry carries real project data: dates, deliverables, and sign-off. You approve what becomes public, and every entry is timestamped and permanent.
What makes a record credible?
Honesty about evidence strength. Self-declared entries are labeled as such. Feedback that arrives through your client request link is attributed to a verified source. Credentials carry issuer, jurisdiction, and expiration, and expired ones say so. Corrections supersede old entries rather than rewriting history.
I already write case studies. How is this different?
Keep writing them. A case study tells the story and shows the craft, and none of that goes away. What it cannot do is prove itself: the numbers carry no source, the quotes carry no date, the client often cannot be named, and only the wins get published. A Medara record sits underneath the story with the parts a buyer can check: dates, deliverables, milestones accepted, and confirmation from the client who received the work. The story persuades. The record verifies.
How is this different from my profile on a professional network?
A profile is written by its owner: a headline, a skills list, endorsements from connections. A record is assembled from engagements and confirmed by the clients who received the work, with dates, deliverables, credentials, and sign-off attached. Both are public, and only one can be checked. In a world where AI writes flawless profiles in seconds, the one that can be checked is the one that holds value.
All my work comes through referrals. Why would I need this?
Referrals are the best channel there is, right up until they pause. Champions change jobs, budgets freeze, and a strong year of delivery can be followed by a silent one. Your record keeps working through all of it: a permanent, verifiable asset that wins trust with buyers your network has never met. And it costs nothing extra to build, because it grows from work you are already doing.
Do I have to replace the tools I already use?
No. The built-in tools cover the full path from lead to paid invoice for firms that want one system. If you already run on tools you like, keep them and use Medara to give your clients delivery visibility during the engagement. Your record builds from the work you complete either way.
What about NDAs and client confidentiality?
Most regulated work is confidential, so Medara is built for anonymized proof. A record can describe the client by role, company type, and industry instead of by name, for example "VP Quality, Class III cardiovascular device company." Verification still holds because Medara confirms the source privately; the public simply never sees the name. You control the visibility of every record, and clients approve how they are described before anything goes live.
Who should apply for the founding cohort?
Service providers, independent consultants, regulatory and quality firms, CROs and testing labs, contract manufacturers, engineering and clinical service firms, agencies, advisors, and start-ups working in Healthcare, MedTech, Biotech, Pharma, and Life Sciences. If your business is chosen on proof of past delivery, or qualified before anyone will buy from it, the founding cohort is built for you.
Is it free?
Building your record is free, and stays free: profile, records, client confirmations, share link, and website widget. Pro and Business plans add the built-in business tools from prospect to paid invoice, and founding members lock in early pricing on both.
