FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Learn how Trial Radar works, how we use AI, and how to share trial information safely.

How Trial Radar works

Where does the data come from?: Trial Radar sources data from ClinicalTrials.gov, maintained by the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Sponsors update registry records; we fetch live results for public search and sync daily for monitored sponsors.
Who is Trial Radar for?: Patients and caregivers exploring options, healthcare professionals, researchers, and competitive intelligence teams at biopharma companies. Search, monitoring, alerts, and reports are free during early access.

How do I search?: Use Explore to search by condition, intervention, sponsor, or location. Add filters for recruiting status, phase, and study type. Enter an NCT ID on the Conditions tab to jump directly to a trial.
How do I save trials or searches?: Sign in to bookmark trials, save searches, and add sponsors to your watchlist for change tracking.

Do you store personal health information?: We do not ask for PHI. Sign-in uses Clerk; monitoring stores only trial registry data.
Is this medical advice?: No. Trial Radar is an information tool. Always consult qualified healthcare professionals for medical decisions.