Support
Studyfolio support
Help with Studyfolio, a clinical trials app for iPhone and iPad, made by Moraph LLC. No sign-in is needed to read this page, and the app has no account.
Contact Moraph
For help with the app or questions about your data, email privacy@moraph.com.
We can’t answer questions about a particular study, whether you can take part, or your health: the study team or your doctor can. A study’s contacts are on its page in the app and on ClinicalTrials.gov.
In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
What the app does
Find a study searches ClinicalTrials.gov from your device: by condition, treatment or keyword, anywhere or near a place you type, and by recruitment status. You can save studies on your device.
My study keeps a study you take part in, with your visits and their reminders, what to bring, your own reminders, your questions and notes, and your study team’s phone number, on your device.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account?
No. The app has no account and no sign-in. Everything is there as soon as you open it.
Does Moraph see my searches or my notes?
No. Your searches go from your device straight to ClinicalTrials.gov, and your saved studies and everything in My study stay on your device. Moraph receives nothing from the app.
Why doesn’t the app use my location?
It never asks for it. To search near a place, type a city, postal code or country in Find a study; Apple’s maps service turns it into approximate coordinates.
Why are studies in English when the app is in Spanish?
Study information comes from ClinicalTrials.gov in English, as it was registered, and the app doesn’t translate it. If your iPhone or iPad has more than one language, you can choose English or Spanish for Studyfolio in Settings.
Can the app tell me if I can take part in a study?
No. A study’s page shows who can take part as published, but only the study team decides. Ask the study team or your doctor.
How do I clear my search history?
In Find a study, open Saved and tap “Clear search history”. It removes your recent searches and the studies you opened in the last 7 days; your saved studies stay.
I didn’t get a reminder.
Reminders are notifications set on your device. The app asks once, when you save your first reminder or a visit with one. If you said no, allow notifications for Studyfolio in Settings.
How do I add a visit to my calendar?
Open the visit and tap “Add to my calendar…”. The app makes a calendar file and opens the share sheet, so you choose where it goes. It doesn’t read your calendar.
Can I call my study team from an iPad?
Call opens the number in FaceTime, which places the call if your iPad is set up for calls through your iPhone. If it isn’t, tap Copy number and dial it from a phone.
How do I lock the app?
In About, under Your privacy, turn on “Lock with Face ID”. Devices without Face ID use Touch ID or your passcode instead.
How do I delete my information?
In the app you can remove a study from My study, remove saved studies and clear your search history. If you delete the app and install it again, it starts empty.
Privacy, in short
- No account and no sign-in. Moraph receives nothing from the app: not your searches, your saved studies or anything you write in it.
- Find a study sends 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.
- A place you type is turned into approximate coordinates by Apple’s maps service. The app never asks for your device’s location.
- Your recent searches, saved studies and everything in My study are kept only on your device.
- No advertising, no advertising ID, and no third-party analytics or tracking.
Study data: ClinicalTrials.gov, U.S. National Library of Medicine. Studyfolio and Moraph aren’t affiliated with ClinicalTrials.gov, NLM or NIH.