A free SuperDerma experiment

Ask better questions of the dermatology trial landscape.

Derm Atlas is an early research tool we built while trying to understand which data points dermatology captures, and where the record goes quiet.

Source-backed research

Ask the landscape

How have endpoints changed across atopic dermatitis trials?

Registry records and published evidence are kept distinct. Missing information stays visible.

Inside the experiment

Follow a question across public evidence.

Trial landscape

Search public study records by condition, intervention, phase and status.

Endpoints over time

Compare how success has been measured across studies.

Eligibility patterns

See how study criteria shape the population represented.

Treatments and mechanisms

Trace drugs, mechanisms and comparator choices.

Sites and investigators

Understand where trials ran and who led them.

Gaps in the record

Keep missing, incomplete or unpublished information visible.

Why we built it

The atlas came before the infrastructure.

Mapping trials, endpoints and published results showed us both the value and the limits of existing records. The largest gap was the lived journey between visits. That insight helped shape SuperDerma.

What we learned
01Trial record
02Published result
03Missing patient context

An open experiment

Free to explore. Early by design.

Derm Atlas is still evolving. We welcome research questions that can make the landscape more useful.

Share a research question