Collect reliable research data with BitHabit
The app is easily integrated into the daily lives of the subjects, increasing the reliability of the data and the efficiency of data collection.
A digital tool for research and intervention
BitHabit is a science-based, research-validated, cost- and resource-efficient digital tool for research projects:
✓ Communication
✓ Consent
✓ Data collection and processing
✓ Intervention
BitHabit enables the automatic and real-time updating of data throughout the intervention, not only on the progress of the study but also on its results and impact. The collected data can also be easily combined with other metrics to enable broader data analyses.
The data is available in a raw format and in an illustrative dashboard.
BitHabit engages participants in research over the long term by activating and motivating them. Participants’ behaviour and activity on the platform can be monitored.
BitHabit includes tools to manage the entire digital research process:
✓ Electronic consent management for projects, including strong authentication
✓ BitHabit wellbeing mapping and activation programme for the respondent throughout the study
✓ Data management (collection, raw data, anonymisation and pseudonymisation, preliminary analysis)
✓ Dashboard for the project coordinator
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Contact us and let us know how we can help with your project.
Customers
Our clients include universities, universities of applied sciences, welfare regions and research institutes. We currently focus on projects related to lifestyle diseases, but our solution can be flexibly adapted to different research settings.
BitHabit is a sought-after partner for research consortia funding applications, such as EU Horizon and Academy of Finland projects.
“Lifestyles and daily habits are linked to overall well-being, and healthy lifestyles have also been found to play a key role in maintaining and enhancing mental well-being.
Digital interventions like BitHabit are cost-effective health promoters and easy to roll out more widely.”
Tomi Mäki-Opas
Professor, Impact Research
UEF University of Eastern Finland
Our references
Studies
There are also ongoing studies in which BitHabit is the object and tool of research.
HYPE – Improving the integrative effectiveness of well-being promotion and basic social services
Contact us
Send us a message info@bithabit.me