Noah AI
Noah AI is a domain-specific research agent for pharma, biotech and medical professionals. It turns a question into a cited, decision-ready report grounded in PubMed, clinical trials, treatment guidelines, patents and proprietary drug databases.
What is Noah AI?
Noah AI is a research agent built for one field rather than for general use: the life sciences. Published by TOLONGEVITY PTE. LTD. under the Noah AI brand, it takes a professional question and returns a cited report drawn from PubMed, clinical trial registries, treatment guidelines, patents, regulatory filings and financial disclosures — a corpus the homepage puts at more than 100 million research articles.
The product runs in two modes. Search targets PubMed and reference medical sites for a fast, sourced summary. Agent is the heavier option: it plans the task, runs several cycles of web search and database queries, checks its own work and produces an in-depth report, which takes correspondingly longer. Either way, each step is routed to whichever large language model suits it — the FAQ names GPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok, and says the selection is revised as models evolve.
Around those modes sit six named components: PubMed Search, the Agent itself, Health Search across trusted sites such as NIH and FDA, medical and pharmaceutical databases covering drug outcomes, competition and catalysts, a global medical news feed with follow-up questions, and a conference hub tracking congresses in real time.
Two datasets are open without an account, which makes the claims checkable: a drug database of 615 entries over 41 pages, each carrying molecular target, indication, modality and route of administration, and a catalyst calendar listing 135 events for August 2026 alone — readouts, regulatory decisions, submissions and phase transitions, company by company. A third public section publishes generated research reports.
Outputs are meant to be handed on rather than merely read: cited reports, decision tables, exportable files, plus the underlying data and interim analysis. A coverage check flags missing evidence, conflicts or weak support and reruns the steps needed to close the gap — the publisher's stated defence against fabricated references, alongside citation of every conclusion and its own pharmaceutical database.
It is a web application only, in eight interface languages. There is no mobile app, no browser extension and no published API documentation, and the terms bar use wherever HIPAA or FISMA apply.
What it does
- Answer a life-science question with a fully cited, decision-ready report
- Search PubMed, treatment guidelines, patents and professional databases from one place
- Screen biotech companies, drug programmes and clinical readouts for investment or licensing
- Track upcoming catalysts: trial readouts, regulatory decisions and submissions
- Build competitive landscapes, go/no-go evaluations and launch key messages
- Draft clinical synopses, manuscripts and academic summaries
- Monitor global medical news and conference proceedings with AI summaries
When to use Noah AI / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Noah AI is the right fit.
When to use Noah AI
- Biopharma teams running go/no-go programme evaluations, competitive landscapes and launch messaging
- Healthcare investors and fund analysts screening biotech companies and tracking upcoming catalysts
- Clinical development and medical affairs staff who need sourced evidence from trials and guidelines
- Academic researchers, postdocs and medical students running literature reviews on PubMed
- Healthcare consultants producing repeated market assessments under tight client deadlines
When not to use Noah AI
- Organisations whose work falls under HIPAA or FISMA, which the terms of use explicitly exclude
- Teams that need an API, a mobile app or an on-premise deployment, none of which exist
- EU buyers requiring a signed data processing agreement, a subprocessor list or an Article 27 representative
- Anyone under 18, who is barred from registering by both the terms and the privacy notice
- Generalist users outside the life sciences, since the corpus and tooling are medical and pharmaceutical
How to use Noah AI
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Create an account through sign-up, or log in with an existing social media account
- Collect the 300 credits granted at registration and start without entering a payment method
- Pick your mode: Search for a quick sourced answer, Agent for a full research task
- State the question, then answer the targeted questions Noah asks to fix scope, constraints and assumptions
- Let it plan the workflow and run automatically across sources, tools and databases
- Read the coverage check, which flags missing evidence, conflicts or weak support and reruns what is needed
- Go through the report with its citations, decision tables and interim analysis
- Export the deliverable and the underlying data to share or edit outside the tool
- Browse the public drug database and catalyst calendar when you need reference data rather than a report
- Upgrade the plan when monthly credits run short, or cancel at any time from account settings
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Every conclusion is cited, and an automatic coverage check hunts for gaps, conflicts and weak support
- Specialised corpus — PubMed, trial registries, guidelines, patents, filings — instead of the open web
- Two public datasets, 615 drug records and a catalyst calendar, can be verified without an account
- A permanent free plan with 300 credits at sign-up lets you test the output before paying
- Model selection per task across GPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok, revised as models change
- Deliverables ship with their underlying data and interim analysis, ready to export and edit
- Interface available in eight languages, from English and Chinese to Spanish and Portuguese
Cons
- Only annual prices are actually published; the monthly toggle is rendered client-side
- The entry paid tier stretches to roughly ten deep research tasks a month
- All purchases are non-refundable and subscriptions renew automatically
- No public API documentation, no mobile app and no browser extension
- No about page, no contact page and no named team — a single support address and a Discord server
- No security certification, no data processing agreement and no subprocessor list
- The terms exclude use where HIPAA or FISMA apply and restrict revenue-generating use
Pricing & Plans
A permanent free plan is available: the Basic tier costs US$0, requires no payment at sign-up and grants 300 credits. The cheapest paid entry point is Starter at US$148.80 per year, which the pricing page presents as the equivalent of US$12.40 per month. Prices are displayed in US dollars, and the final amount, any discount and applicable taxes are determined at Stripe checkout.
- Basic — US$0 — 300 credits on signup
- basic agent experience
- free trial of new features at launch
- Starter — US$148.80 per year
- presented as US$12.40 per month equivalent — 600 credits per month
- 60 daily refresh credits
- roughly 120 Search queries or 10 Agent tasks
- Pro — US$499.20 per year
- presented as US$41.60 per month equivalent — 2
- 000 credits per month
- 60 daily refresh credits
- roughly 400 Search queries or 33 Agent tasks
- Elite — US$1
- 999.20 per year
- presented as US$166.60 per month equivalent — 10
- 000 credits per month
- 60 daily refresh credits
- roughly 2
- 000 Search queries or 166 Agent tasks
- Team — no public price
- requested through the Get Team button
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Noah AI handles your data.
GDPR overview
The privacy notice, last updated 9 January 2026, carries a dedicated GDPR and UK GDPR section setting out the legal bases relied on: consent, performance of a contract, legitimate interests, legal obligations and vital interests. Users in the EEA, the UK, Switzerland and Canada are told they may request access and a copy, rectification, erasure, restriction and portability, object to processing, and ask for human review of a fully automated decision. Links to national supervisory authorities, the UK ICO and the Swiss commissioner are given, and rights are exercised by email to support. Nothing more concrete is published: no Article 27 representative, no data protection officer, no processing agreement, no named subprocessors and no standard contractual clauses. Data is hosted in Singapore under Singapore law, and the site never claims compliance in so many words.
Who owns the data?
Under the terms of use you keep full ownership of your Contributions and of the intellectual property rights attached to them; TOLONGEVITY PTE. LTD. states explicitly that it asserts no ownership over them. The reverse applies to Submissions: any question, comment, suggestion, idea or feedback you send the publisher is assigned to it, to be used and disseminated for any lawful purpose without acknowledgement or compensation. The publisher owns or licenses all intellectual property in the service, its content and its marks. You alone are responsible for the data you transmit, and the company disclaims liability for its loss or corruption. Payment data is handled and stored by Stripe rather than by the publisher.
Reuse rights
The content is licensed to you, not sold. The terms grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to access the service and to download or print portions of the content, solely for personal, non-commercial use or an internal business purpose. Any other reuse — copying, reproducing, aggregating, republishing, translating, distributing, selling or licensing — requires express prior written permission, and where permission is granted the publisher must be credited and its proprietary notices kept visible. Systematically retrieving content to build a collection, compilation, database or directory is prohibited without written consent, as is any scraping or automated extraction. One clause deserves attention before you rely on Noah AI for client work: the terms also forbid using the service for any revenue-generating endeavour or commercial enterprise, which sits awkwardly beside the internal business purpose the licence allows.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
The terms of use state plainly that the services are hosted in Singapore, and that accessing them from a region with different data protection rules means transferring your data there — continued use being treated as express consent to that transfer. The privacy notice is itself governed by Singapore law, as are the terms. No other jurisdiction is named, no European or American region is offered, and users are given no choice of hosting location. Network resolution is consistent with the claim: the domain resolves to an address geolocated in Singapore, on Microsoft's Azure network. Static assets are served from a separate domain, and the domain's DNS is operated by Alibaba, whose registrar arm also registered it — worth noting even though it says nothing about where user data itself sits. Payment data is not held by the publisher at all: the privacy notice states it is handled and stored by Stripe. No data processing agreement, subprocessor list or standard contractual clauses are published, so an EU buyer has no documented transfer mechanism beyond the consent construction in the terms.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Noah AI.
- Cited does not mean correct: the publisher mitigates fabricated references but never guarantees their absence, and a reader who stops opening the sources inherits that risk in full
- Outputs are documentary decision support, never medical advice, and the tool is not presented as a medical device
- The terms exclude use wherever HIPAA or FISMA apply, which puts patient-identifying work off limits
- Feedback, ideas and suggestions you send the publisher are assigned to it outright, unlike the content you upload, which stays yours
- The privacy notice never says whether customer data trains models; the opt-out it offers covers AI data use in general, from account settings
- Corporate geography is scattered — Singapore company form, Cayman Islands address, Singapore hosting, Chinese registrar — and no page reconciles it
- Delegating literature review wholesale erodes the reading habit that lets a professional spot a weak study in the first place
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Setup is minimal. Noah AI is a web application: you create an account, or sign in through an existing social media account, and the 300 credits granted at registration let you run real queries before paying. There is nothing to install, no API key to obtain and no connector to configure. An interactive beginner's guide walks through each feature, with written instructions on the blog and video tutorials on YouTube. The only technical requirement stated is a current browser: the FAQ recommends an up-to-date Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari and warns that older versions degrade performance and functionality.
Deployment
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Behind Noah AI
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Frequently asked questions
What does Noah AI actually do?
What is the difference between Agent mode and Search mode?
Where does the underlying data come from?
Which language models does it use?
Is there a free plan?
Where is my data hosted?
Is my data used to train the models?
Is there a minimum age?
Can I get a refund?
Is there an API or a mobile app?
Should you pick Noah AI?
Noah AI is one of the rarer directory entries where the product can be checked before you sign up. Two of its datasets are open: 615 drug records with molecular targets, indications and routes of administration, and a catalyst calendar carrying 135 events for a single month, from trial readouts to regulatory decisions. That alone separates it from tools that describe an agent without ever showing one.
What it offers is narrow by design. The corpus is medical and pharmaceutical, the workflows are built around go/no-go evaluations, competitive landscapes, launch messaging and patient journeys, and the testimonials come from consultants, clinical operations directors and healthcare fund partners. If your questions are not about drugs, trials or the companies developing them, this tool is not aimed at you.
The reservations are documentary rather than functional. The publisher, TOLONGEVITY PTE. LTD., gives a Cayman Islands postal address while carrying a Singapore corporate form, hosts in Singapore, applies Singapore law and arbitrates in London under Cayman law — a geography no page on the site explains. There is no about page, no contact page and no named team, only a support address and a Discord server. For a buyer in a regulated industry the absence of a data processing agreement, of any named subprocessor and of a security certification will matter, and the terms explicitly exclude use wherever HIPAA or FISMA apply.
Pricing is plain but sparse: a genuine free tier with 300 credits, then US$148.80 a year for a quota that stretches to about ten deep research tasks a month, and nothing refundable. Try the free tier on a question whose answer you already know, and judge the citations before committing to a year.
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