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PERSONALIZED TRIAL MATCHING

Describe your situation — we’ll match you to real recruiting trials

Tell us your condition, subtype, current treatment, and what you’re interested in. We’ll rank live ClinicalTrials.gov studies by relevance to your specific situation, and explain why each one might matter. Not medical advice — always consult your doctor.

Your description is not stored. It is used once to rank trials and then discarded — only an anonymous one-way fingerprint is kept so an identical question can be answered from cache. Please don't include your name or any identifying details.

0/1000 · The more specific you are, the better the matches.
EXAMPLE SITUATIONS
TRIAL READINESS PRE-SCREENER

Could You Be a Candidate?

This is not medical advice, and it does not decide whether you qualify for anything. It is a structured way to think through whether a clinical trial conversation with your specialist is worth having — and to walk in prepared, not passive. Your answers stay in this browser. If you later download a disease report, the result is attached to it so your clinician sees what you were told — nothing else is sent anywhere.

The Obligatory (But Genuine) Disclaimer

Talk to your doctor. Seriously. Yes, you probably know more about your specific condition than your GP does — you live in this body 24/7 and they see you for 15 minutes twice a year. But they went to medical school, they understand drug interactions, and they’re the ones who can actually refer you to trials. This screener measures how prepared you are for the conversation. It does not assess whether you are eligible for any trial — only a study team can do that. Think of it as arming yourself for a productive conversation with the appropriate human in the loop.

14 questions · ~2 minutes

Kept in this browser only. No tracking. Just you and some clarity.

LIVE TRIAL FINDER

Real recruiting trials, pulled live from ClinicalTrials.gov

These are actual studies enrolling patients right now. Always talk to your own doctor before contacting any trial — this is a starting point, not medical advice.

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