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A clinical trials app for iPhone and iPad

Studyfolio

Look for a research study on ClinicalTrials.gov. If you take part in one, keep your visits, what to bring and your questions for the study team together on your iPhone or iPad. There’s no account and no sign-in.

  • No account or sign-in
  • English and Spanish
  • Your notes stay on your device
Help and questionsPrivacy Policy
  1. Looking for a studyFind a study
  2. Taking part in oneMy study

Two parts, one app

Looking for a study

Find a study

Searches ClinicalTrials.gov, the public registry run by the U.S. National Library of Medicine, live from your device.

  • Search by condition, treatment or keyword.
  • Search anywhere, or near a city, postal code or country you type, within 25, 50, 100 or 250 miles or kilometers.
  • Show studies that are recruiting now, recruiting now or soon, or any status.
  • Open a study to read its summary, who can take part as published, where it runs on a map, and who to contact.
  • Save a study on your device, or open it on ClinicalTrials.gov.
  • Your last 10 searches and the studies you opened in the last 7 days stay on your device, so they open offline. “Clear search history” removes them.

Taking part in one

My study

On a study’s page, tap “I’m taking part in this study”, or add a study by typing its name.

  • Note your visits from your study’s papers, with a reminder the evening before and on the day.
  • Add a visit to your calendar as a calendar file.
  • What to bring: a checklist for visit days.
  • Your own reminders, for example to fill in a diary.
  • Questions for your study team, and notes, to have at your next visit. You can copy or send your questions.
  • Save your study team’s phone number and call it from the app.
  • Words used in studies explained, and questions worth asking.

  • Listen

    Tap Listen to hear your next visit, the About sections and the study words read aloud, in your device’s own voices.

  • An optional lock

    Lock the app with Face ID, or Touch ID or your passcode on devices without Face ID.

  • Discreet reminders

    Reminder notifications never name your study or your health: a visit reminder says only that you have a study visit or a call with your study team, and when.

  • Works offline

    Searching needs an internet connection. My study, your saved studies and your reminders work without one.

Privacy

What leaves your device

Nothing goes to Moraph. Moraph has no server for this app and never receives your searches, your saved studies or anything you write in it.

  • ClinicalTrials.gov

    The words you type, the recruitment status you choose and, if you add a place, its approximate coordinates and the distance you choose. When you open a study, its ClinicalTrials.gov number.

    Sent straight from your device to answer your search.

  • Apple’s maps service

    A place you type, such as a city or postal code, to turn it into approximate coordinates; and the map of where a study runs.

    The app never asks for your device’s location.

  • Moraph

    Nothing.

    The app has no account, advertising, analytics or tracking.

Kept only on your device: your recent searches, saved studies and everything in My study, including visits, what to bring, reminders, notes, questions and your study team’s phone number.

Read the full Privacy Policy

Where study information comes from

Study data: ClinicalTrials.gov, U.S. National Library of Medicine. Study details are in English, as registered; the app doesn’t translate them.

Made by Moraph LLC. Studyfolio and Moraph aren’t affiliated with ClinicalTrials.gov, NLM or NIH, and the registry doesn’t review or endorse the app.

Studyfolio doesn’t give medical advice, recommend studies or decide who can take part. Ask the study team or your doctor.

The app is in English and Spanish.