One foundation of pharma data. Three ways to use it.
Whodini is a recruiting platform built specifically for pharma, helping talent teams source and screen candidates. Ask it questions, explore it in the web application, or bring it to LinkedIn and other websites with the browser extension.
Free to use. No credit card or password required. Just enter your work email, get a code, and you’re in.
The pharma recruiting platform
- Pharma intelligence graph The foundation: 15,000+ drugs and 10,000+ companies, connected
- Ask Whodini Your research assistant for pharma recruiting
- Web application Build sourcing targets and find people
- Browser extension Pharma insights on LinkedIn and any website
01 Pharma intelligence graph
It all starts with pharma data.
The hiring manager says Dupixent. A candidate’s resume says SAR231893. A trial registry lists REGN668. All three are dupilumab.
Whodini brings trusted sources, from Drugs@FDA to ClinicalTrials.gov, into one knowledge graph. Brand names, ingredients, and pipeline codes are matched to the right drug and company; drugs connect to their trials, approvals, and targets; and companies to their portfolios and history.
Learn more about our data- 15,000+ approved and experimental drugs
- 10,000+ pharma companies
- 20+ trusted sources
Everything else in Whodini is built on it.
02 Ask Whodini Beta
Your research assistant for pharma recruiting.
Ask Whodini is your pharma recruiting research assistant, and you talk to it in plain English. It understands your search criteria, uses the knowledge graph to explain drugs, modalities, and development stages, decodes unfamiliar terms and pipeline codes, and finds the companies that fit a brief.
Bring in a candidate’s LinkedIn profile or resume and ask about their relevant experience. It suggests questions for you and the hiring manager to dig into, with answers grounded in Whodini’s data.
Want to see Ask Whodini in action?
Click any question below to start a real conversation. Ask a follow-up of your own.
- Intake call “Intake call tomorrow for a Medical Director on ivonescimab, a PD-1/VEGF bispecific in lung cancer. What should I ask the hiring manager?” (opens a shared conversation in Whodini)
- Target list “Building a target list for a cell therapy role in autoimmune. Who’s running CAR-T trials in lupus?” (opens a shared conversation in Whodini)
- Pipeline code “A resume lists MK-2870. What is it, who’s behind it, and what other names should I search for?” (opens a shared conversation in Whodini)
- Candidate screen “Screening a candidate from Seagen’s clinical development team, 2019 to 2023. What got approved while they were there, and what should I ask them?” (opens a shared conversation in Whodini)
- Acquisition “My candidate was at Karuna when Bristol Myers Squibb bought it. What was Karuna working on, and what happened to that work after the deal?” (opens a shared conversation in Whodini)
03 Web application
Browse and search pharma drugs and companies.
Browse and search the drugs and companies in Whodini. Create highly relevant target lists of where to source, and launch new searches in LinkedIn Recruiter with a single click.
Inside the web application
- Drugs
- Browse and search over 15,000 approved and experimental drugs. Filter by therapeutic area, modality, phase, target, and more, and see the companies behind them.
- Companies
- Browse and search over 10,000 companies. Powerful filters help you create highly relevant sourcing targets to send to LinkedIn Recruiter with a single click.
- People
- Add a LinkedIn profile URL or upload a resume, and recognized drugs and companies are highlighted with insights. Screen faster, and understand details a resume doesn’t spell out.
- Projects
- Save the people, drugs, and companies for each search in one place.
04 Browser extension
Pharma intelligence, right on profiles.
The Whodini browser extension highlights the pharma companies and drugs on a LinkedIn profile, giving recruiters the insights they need to screen candidates faster.
Install the Whodini browser extension (Opens the Chrome Web Store in a new tab)Works in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
And it’s not just for LinkedIn.
The Whodini browser extension provides pharma intelligence on any web page you visit, including:
- Research publications
- Patent filings
- Press releases
- Company websites
One free account. The whole platform.
Ask Whodini, the web application, and the browser extension all run on the same pharma data.
Get started freeFree to use. No credit card or password required. Just enter your work email, get a code, and you’re in.