For families navigating a hard diagnosis

The right next step
shouldn't take a year
to find.

When someone you love is sick, you spend weeks reading studies, chasing specialists, and hoping you didn't miss the one option that could have changed things. We help you find it — and bring it to the next appointment with confidence.

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Found for Tim · just now
Strong fit
A trial built for the exact change in his tumor.
Northwestern, Chicago · enroll before radiation begins
Why this one fits
  • His tumor's genetic change is exactly what the trial targets
  • He's newly diagnosed, which is the window the trial needs
  • His health and age are inside what they accept
  • One catch: he must enroll before radiation starts — about a week
Bring to the next visit
One-page summary · 3 questions · 2 things to confirm
Open
The kind of summary a family brings to the next appointment.
What we read, for you

More than 615,000 studies and trials.
Every clinical trial, past and present.

One person can't read it all. Neither can one specialist. We comb through everything that might help — so the answer your family needs doesn't sit in a paper nobody had time to find.

615,988
Clinical trials
Every trial that's ever run — completed, active, and just opening.
236
Research papers
Published studies, case reports, and the latest findings.
79,394
Trial results
What happened, what worked, what didn't — read so you don't have to.
What you walk away with

Not more reading. A clearer path forward.

01
The option that fits this person.
Out of every study, program, and treatment out there right now, a short list of the few that actually match — with the ones close to home flagged first.
02
The conversation for the next visit.
A one-page summary you can hand your doctor. Specific questions worth asking. The things they'll need to confirm.
03
The peace of mind of not having missed something.
What's helped people in similar situations. What didn't, and why. Nothing buried in a PDF you didn't have time to read.
A real story

A new diagnosis, a folder of records, and one trial nobody had mentioned.

When the diagnosis came — a brain tumor, out of nowhere — the family had a surgery report, a thick molecular panel, and a treatment plan starting in days. It all sounded reasonable, and none of it told them whether something better was out there.

They uploaded the records one evening. By the next morning there was a short list — and at the top of it, a trial their hospital didn't run, a few hours away, built around the exact genetic change in the tumor.

The catch: enrollment closed the moment radiation began — about a week away. They brought it to the next visit, and made it in time.

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What we promise

Four things we'll do for the person you love.

01

Treat their case as singular.

Their diagnosis, their treatment history, their other conditions. Not a generic protocol — what fits this person, today.

02

Surface the option you might miss.

The specialist three states away. The treatment that helped someone with the same situation. The thing nobody at the local hospital had reason to mention.

03

Give you the right questions.

Not "what should I ask my doctor?" — the specific three questions that move this case forward. Bring them Tuesday.

04

Stay with you.

When a new program opens or new evidence appears, the case updates. You don't have to keep checking. Someone is paying attention.

We had three binders and twelve doctors. We needed one quiet page that said: here is what we know, here is what we don't, here is the next thing worth asking.

— Diane, Tim's wife · from the sample case
Who this is for

For the people who won't stop looking.

If you're the patient

A clear next step you didn't have to find alone.

  • A short list of the programs and treatments that fit you
  • The specific questions to bring to your next visit
  • A one-page summary your doctor can actually use
If you're family

A shared place to keep track when everyone is tired.

  • Upload records as they come in — from any hospital
  • See what's been answered and what's still open
  • Send a clean summary to a sibling or second opinion
If you're a clinician

A second pair of eyes that's been through every page.

  • A complete picture, organized the way you think
  • Program matches with eligibility checked, not just keyword hits
  • Every claim links back to the source document

Your records, your control.

Everything you upload is encrypted and kept to your case. You decide who else can see it — a clinician, a family member — and you can export or delete it anytime.

Built openly, with clinicians.

Practicing physicians across many specialties shape what we recommend and how we say it. Our methods are open — anyone can audit them.

A research aide, not a doctor.

We help you and your care team see the full picture. The decisions stay where they belong — with you and the people treating you.

Begin

Bring something steady to the next visit.

Open the sample case we built with one family's permission. See what they found, and what it changed for them. About five minutes — no account needed.

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