thisismetrying
Voice-first AI clinical trial discovery for patients and caregivers, combining document-informed retrieval, eligibility reasoning, and outreach support.
Core trick
Transcribes spoken patient details, retrieves matching ClinicalTrials.gov studies, and checks eligibility criteria against uploaded records.
Description
Voice-first AI clinical trial discovery for patients and caregivers, combining document-informed retrieval, eligibility reasoning, and outreach support.
README excerpt
# This Is Me Trying This Is Me Trying is a voice-first clinical trial discovery and outreach assistant for `patients` and `caregivers`. It is designed for the moment when someone knows the diagnosis, has some records, and urgently needs to understand: - what treatment trials may fit - what details are still missing - what to ask for next - who to contact ## The problem Clinical trial search today is hard for the people who need it most. Patients and caregivers often: - do not know the exact medical terms needed to search well - do not know which records contain the most important details - cannot easily compare a real patient situation with trial eligibility criteria - do not know what to do after finding a possible match ClinicalTrials.gov is a powerful registry, but it still expects the user to do a lot of the translation, filtering, and follow-through themselves. ## What this product does This Is Me Trying turns a messy, real-world patient story into a more usable trial search workflow. It helps the user: - share context by voice or text - upload relevant records such as pathology or treatment-related reports - recover important clinical details needed for stronger trial matching - get a shortlist explained in plain language - understand fit, blockers, and missing eligibility details - generate a draft outreach message to a trial contact ## Who it is for The primary users are: - patients trying to understand treatment options - caregivers supporting a parent