Community Driven Innovation
A system that allows organizations to continuously collect, govern, and act on community-driven data — with built-in compliance, consent, and adaptability.
CDI in Action
Real outputs from CDI projects — showing how community voice becomes structured, actionable research data.
Value Hierarchy
Top tasks defined and ranked by participants using quadratic voting.
Categorical Binning
Hierarchical clustering reveals how participants naturally group research priorities.
Outcome Statements
Satisfaction vs. importance scoring identifies under-served priorities.
Choose Your CDI
Modular tiers designed to match your organization's size, sector, and goals.
CDI Starter
Nonprofits & Communities. $5,000. Surveys + community registry, basic consent management, insights dashboard, and onboarding support. Understand your community continuously.
Learn MoreCDI Research
Research & Healthcare. $10,000 – $20,000. Adaptive IRB protocol, longitudinal participant tracking, multi-study layering, consent versioning, and advanced analytics + NLP. Run research without restarting IRB every time.
Learn MoreCDI Enterprise / RaaS
Enterprise. $35,000+. White-glove setup + onboarding, custom workflows + integrations, full compliance stack, dedicated infrastructure, and ongoing strategic support. Continuous, compliant innovation at scale.
Learn MoreCDI in Practice
How different organizations can use CDI to transform community engagement into measurable outcomes.
Rare Disease Foundation
A foundation supporting families affected by a rare genetic condition launches CDI Research to build a longitudinal patient registry. Instead of running isolated surveys year after year, they layer new research questions onto an adaptive IRB protocol — recruiting faster, retaining participants longer, and producing publishable data within the first quarter.
Outcome: Accelerated recruitment + continuous data generation
National Advocacy Organization
An advocacy group representing underserved communities uses CDI Starter to continuously collect member feedback on policy priorities. Structured insights replace anecdotal testimony, giving the organization quantitative backing when presenting to legislators and agency leaders.
Outcome: Data-driven policy influence
Community Health Program
A regional community health organization deploys CDI to evaluate and optimize its outreach programs. Instead of one-off program evaluations, they maintain a living feedback loop — adjusting services based on real-time community signals rather than year-old reports.
Outcome: Continuous program optimization
Community Driven Innovation — Infrastructure for adaptive, consent-driven data systems.