Mēdota shows patients and families which clinical trials are recruiting for a condition in their own country, and explains them in plain language. Claude answers in the language you write in. What it covers - Trials from ClinicalTrials.gov, the EU Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS), the German Clinical Trials Register (DRKS, run by BfArM) and the ISRCTN registry, refreshed every night. - A trial is listed for a country only when it is recruiting and at least one of its sites in that country is recruiting. - A trial listed in more than one register appears once when Mēdota can confirm it is the same trial, with links to each register. If that cannot be confirmed, both entries stay. - Every trial carries a link to its official record, the date its sponsor last updated that record and the date Mēdota last checked it. Trials whose recruiting status may be out of date are marked and listed last. - Plain-language explanations are written by AI from the register's public text and checked against it. Where a check fails, and for German register records from before 2025, Mēdota shows the title and a link only. - Ask what is new since a date to see trials that opened, changed status or added a site. What it does not do Mēdota describes trials studying a condition. It does not judge whether you or a family member can take part, and it does not diagnose or advise on treatment. Whether a trial fits is decided by the trial team together with your doctor. Privacy No account and no sign-in. Mēdota receives only the condition, the country, a trial number or a date from your question. It keeps no record of questions, no conversation text and no IP addresses, only monthly totals of how often each condition and country is asked about. The service runs on servers in Germany. Built by a father whose son has a rare disease and whose father has Alzheimer's, for patients and families living with complex illness.
