How it works
Three taps, not three clinic visits.
Scan and you’re in
Tap a study link or scan a QR code, download the app, and land right inside the study. No paperwork, no phone tag.
Check in from home
Quick check-ins and the data from your phone and wearables do the work. You’re never asked to drive anywhere to be counted.
See your own results
Watch your own trends in plain language — and, when a study ends, take home a clear read on what changed for you.
Built for hard days
It works even when you can’t.
TrialPilot was shaped by people living with energy-limiting illness, so it never punishes a bad day. Most of what it needs, it reads quietly in the background.
Pacing that learns your limits
A personal heart-rate ceiling learned from your own resting rate, with a gentle read on the days your body is taxed. A pattern to notice — never a target to hit.
Crash-aware and quiet
Post-exertional crashes are captured with a single tap, and gentle check-ins go silent when you’re unwell. The app never nags.
Can’t wait for the next study?
Run a rigorous trial of your own.
Self-Trials let you test something that matters to you — a supplement, a pacing change, a new routine — with real single-subject method and an honesty layer that won’t let a hopeful trend pretend to be proof. You design it, you run it, you read the result.
Your data, your call
Dignity is the default.
Your identity stays separate
Who you are lives apart from your clinical data by design — so research can happen without your name riding along with it.
Share — or don’t
One toggle decides whether your findings help the wider community or stay completely private. Always your call.
Results you can trust
A calm Green / Yellow / Red read that never cries red on a missing day, and points anything serious straight at your care team.
Purpose-built for Long COVID, ME/CFS, POTS and dysautonomia, and other complex chronic conditions — the ones traditional trials have been slowest to reach.
Get the app
Your part in the next breakthrough starts here.
Download the app, explore live studies, or start a self-trial of your own — free, today.