Redlines
Pick any prior version of a consent form or protocol. See the diff against the latest in green and red — no more squinting at Word's tracked changes.
Adult informed consent · Redline v2 → v3
Common side effects include headache, fatigue, and mild gastrointestinal symptoms. Recent post-market surveillance has identified a rare but serious risk of hepatic enzyme elevation in approximately 1 in 1,500 patients. We will monitor your liver function with blood tests at every visit. Serious risks are rare uncommon and monitored.
+312 chars−108 chars14,224 unchanged
The pain
Every protocol amendment turns into a redline ritual. The current state of the art is "send me the prior version and I'll diff it in Word." Reviewers reading three amendments deep never know what they're looking at.
How it works
Open any document, click any version in the sidebar — diff against the latest version renders instantly.
Additions are underlined green, deletions are struck-through red. Summary at the top: "+312 −108 chars · 14,224 unchanged."
When a new version is added, the author writes a one-line change note. Reviewers see the note and the diff side by side.
Every version is signed by the author with a timestamp. The audit trail is automatic.
The demo is a real, populated workspace. No signup, no email.