How many of your participants had a question nobody answered?
Between visits, participants take their questions to Facebook, Reddit and ChatGPT. Clear Trials answers them from their own study documents, with a citation on every answer, and shows your team what they're asking.

participants don't finish the study
Getz, 2022
Phase III participants are touched by a protocol deviation
Tufts CSDD, 2022
Neither number is new. What nobody knows is how many of those participants had a question they didn't ask, or didn't get answered.
Facebook.
Reddit.
ChatGPT.
When the clinic is closed, that's where the questions go. Nobody in those conversations has their protocol.
It got personal for us when a co-founder's father enrolled in a trial and came home with a stack of paper he couldn't understand or share with the people helping him.
So we built the opposite.
Clear Trials exists for participants. It was designed from their side of the study, not from the study team's.
Answers from their own documents
Honest answers drawn from their own study documents, all IRB-approved, with a citation on every answer.
We don't guess
If the answer isn't in their documents, or it's a medical question, they can send it straight to their coordinator.
Shared with their care team
Participants can share their study information, read-only, with the family and caregivers helping them through it.
What your team gets.
See what they ask
Every question is counted for each study site, while the study is running. A de-identified view across studies is in development.
Approve what goes in
What we draw from your documents is reviewed with your site staff before it goes live. Answers are generated from those approved documents and cite their sources.
Nothing to install
Send us the documents you already give participants and we send back an enrollment code. Questions for the coordinator arrive by email.
You can't optimize for what you don't understand.
Put Clear Trials in front of your participants.
