Clinical trial matching
Find the trials you actually fit.
Most people are never told a trial exists for them. Share what you're dealing with — or upload your records — and we'll check the open studies against your case and show you our work.
We can't tell you that you qualify; only a study team can do that. We can tell you which trials are worth asking about, and who to ask.
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How it works
You share your records
A pathology report, a recent summary, a photo of a printout. We read what's there and leave blank whatever isn't.
We compare them line by line
Every open study is checked against your diagnosis, biomarkers, prior therapy and distance — criterion by criterion, the way a study coordinator would.
You get something you can act on
You see which criteria you meet, which still need a test, and which sites near you are actually enrolling — with the phone number.
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What you get back
Every trial arrives with its registry ID, the date it was last updated, and the criteria quoted as written. An illustration of the format:
Pembrolizumab with chemotherapy in previously treated metastatic colorectal cancer
Phase II · Memorial Cancer Institute · 18 miles away
Prior FOLFOX therapy documented 11 Jan
ECOG performance status 1
MSI status needed — one lab test at your next visit
Last updated 4 March · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov NCT04256278
Your records stay yours.
Records you upload are used to work out which trials fit, and for nothing else. Nothing is sent to a study site without your approval. This isn't medical advice, and it doesn't replace your care team — bring anything you find here to them.