MarketFlare · AI, health & data transparency

The discipline of performance, applied to evidence.

For decades we ran measurable growth for category leaders. Today the same discipline — measure, verify, show the work — powers Clinical Trial Radar: a free, multilingual workspace that explains clinical trials with the sources attached.

01 · Where we come from

Built on results you could measure.

Our team spent decades shaping global marketing strategy for category leaders in enterprise storage, virtualization, cybersecurity and biotechnology — from early-stage acceleration to market leadership and Fortune 500 acquisitions.

Paid media taught us a habit we never dropped: nothing counts until you can show where it came from. That habit is the design principle behind everything we build now.

  1. Measure. Start from the authoritative record, not a guess.
  2. Verify. Check it against the live source before it ships.
  3. Show the work. Attach the source so anyone can check it.

Strategic marketing services remain available to a small number of partners.

Clinical Trial Radar

02 · Our focus

Clinical trials, explained — with the sources attached.

Clinical Trial Radar turns a question about treatment options into an explained, cited, saveable answer across the ClinicalTrials.gov registry, the peer-reviewed literature and FDA drug data. It is free, needs no account, and works in 13 languages.

525,000+registered studies
220+countries, and all 50 U.S. states
13 · 16languages · locales, including Arabic and Hebrew
$0no account, no ads
  1. Plans the research. It decides whether a question needs the registry, the literature, FDA data or all three.
  2. Checks the live record. Study searches run against the live ClinicalTrials.gov API, not model memory.
  3. Shows its sources. Statements that rely on a source carry an inline citation you can open.

Clarity

Studies, terms and eligibility criteria in plain language, with the original text one tap away.

Provenance

Citations to the registry, PubMed and FDA labels, plus labels describing what source material was available.

Consent

Health answers are processed only after you say yes, and ending the eligibility conversation asks Google to delete it.

Access

Free, no account, 13 languages, right-to-left scripts, accessible from phone to desktop.

Continuity

Saved studies, searches and answers let you pick up where you left off. Conversation history is saved on your device and not published unless you share it.

Coming soon · iOS & Android

Clinical Trial Radar, in your pocket.

The same workspace, built for the moments between appointments — with the same consent model: no account to create, and nothing health-related processed without your explicit consent.

  • Your saved-studies list stays available when you are offline.
  • E-mail alerts when a study you follow changes.
  • Study and shared-conversation links open directly in the app.
  • Print a clean summary of a study for your appointment, or share it with family.

The apps are not yet available in the App Store or Google Play. Until then, Clinical Trial Radar works in any mobile browser at trialradar.com.

Clinical Trial Radar iPhone app home screen in dark mode: the Ask Trial Radar AI box above suggested questions about clinical trials
Clinical Trial Radar for iPhone · pre-release build

04 · Work with us

Free for people. Built with partners.

Clinical Trial Radar stays free for patients, caregivers and clinicians — no account, no ads, and a daily limit on AI requests keeps it that way. It is sustained by organizations that want studies to be found and understood, never by selling or sharing contact data.

Sponsors & CROs

Branded study portals, AI organization overviews with citations, and portfolio analytics, readable in 13 languages.

Partnership programs

Advocacy organizations

Co-branded, condition-focused hubs your members can use without an account, in their own language.

Community partnerships

Select marketing engagements

Performance strategy and execution for technology and life-science leaders, for a small number of partners.

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