Thinking about a clinical trial?
Find clinical trials that may fit you — not just your search terms.
Tell Aymon a little about your situation, and it weighs each trial’s requirements against your details — where you might fit, what might get in the way, and what’s worth asking your doctor about.
Potential matches only — a clinician or trial site confirms eligibility. Your details stay in this search and are not saved to your account.
A study of an investigational inhaled therapy for moderate COPD
NCT0•••••• · View on ClinicalTrials.gov
Applicability
Open & relevant
Eligibility
Some unknowns
Goal fit
Offers treatment
Logistics
In radius
Why it may be relevant
- Recruiting adults with a diagnosis of moderate COPD.
- Enrolling sites within your reported travel radius.
Needs confirmation
- Whether your most recent lung-function result meets the entry range.
Your input
Have you used a daily inhaler in the last 3 months?
How your shortlist gets built
From hundreds of studies to a few worth your time.
Aymon begins with the recruiting studies for your condition and works down to a short list — reading the most relevant ones in full and weighing each against your details. Whatever it sets aside, you can see why.
A COPD search near Boston
- Recruiting studies for your condition240
- Read in full and compared to your details30
- A potential fit for your situation8
- Worth talking through with your doctor3
What it sets aside — and shows you:
Illustrative counts for a single search — Aymon reads up to about 30 of the most relevant studies in full. Real numbers vary by condition and location.
What you can count on
A second read on where you fit.
The hard part of a trial search isn’t finding studies — it’s working out which ones actually apply to you, and what to do next. That’s the part Aymon takes on.
Matched to you
Weighed against your age, condition, and location — not just keywords.
Always explained
Every trial comes with the reasons behind where it landed, in plain language.
Honest about the catches
What might rule you out is flagged early, not buried.
Clear about the unknowns
What isn’t known yet is marked unknown, never assumed either way.
Ready for your doctor
You leave with the specific questions worth asking.
Private by default
Your details run this search only — never saved to your account.
Watch it work
One patient’s search, from a few details to a conversation-ready shortlist.
What you leave with
Not just results — something to take to your clinician.
For any trial, Aymon builds a discussion brief: what lines up, what might get in the way, what still needs confirming, and the specific questions worth asking. It is yours to review, edit, and print — nothing is sent anywhere on your behalf.
A study of an investigational inhaled therapy for moderate COPD
Prepared from what you shared — to discuss with your doctor, not a statement of eligibility.
Where your information lines up:
- Diagnosis of moderate COPD
- A recruiting site within your travel radius
- Recent oral corticosteroid use may be excluded
The trial site or your doctor would confirm:
- Whether your latest lung-function result meets the entry range
Questions to discuss with your doctor
- Could my recent treatment affect whether I can take part?
Evidence and limits
Honest about uncertainty — by design.
Aymon shows its reasoning and its limits. It finds and explains potential matches; it does not decide who is eligible — and that boundary is what keeps the results worth trusting.
Read how matching, AI, and privacy work- Sourced and datedEvery trial comes from ClinicalTrials.gov, and Aymon shows when its information was last checked.
- Potential matches, not eligibilityAymon finds and explains potential matches; a clinician and the trial site make the final call. That boundary is deliberate.
- Uncertainty kept visibleWhere something cannot be determined, Aymon shows it as unknown rather than assuming it — for you or against you.
- Yours, and only for this searchYour clinical details stay in your browser session. They are never saved to your account, and ranking is never sponsored.
For patients and the people who help them
Aymon is designed for the real searching moment: uncertain, practical, and often shared with someone else.
Searching for yourself
Explore trials at your own pace, in ordinary language, without committing to anything. Aymon helps you understand where you might fit before you ever contact a site.
Helping someone else
Caregivers and family can search on behalf of another adult or a child. You stay in control of what you share, and nothing replaces the care team’s judgment.
Frequently asked questions
Is Aymon a medical service?
No. Aymon is an information tool that helps you explore clinical trials. It does not diagnose, give medical advice, or decide whether you can join a trial. Always talk to your clinician.
Does Aymon decide if I am eligible?
No. Aymon highlights trials that may be relevant and explains where requirements are met, unmet, or unclear. Only a clinician and the trial site can confirm eligibility.
Where does the trial information come from?
From ClinicalTrials.gov, the public registry of clinical studies. Aymon shows when each trial’s information was last checked so you know how current it is.
How is my information used?
The details you enter for a search are used only to run that search during your session. They are not saved to your account. Searches from the EU and UK are processed in the EU; others in the United States. See the Privacy page for the full picture.
Does Aymon use AI?
Yes. AI (large language models) helps read and compare the requirements that trials publish, so the comparison is easier to understand. The How it works and Privacy pages explain how this works — including who processes your data — in more detail.
Do I need an account?
Yes — a free account is required to run a search. This keeps the service fair and sustainable. Creating an account takes a moment with email or Google.
Start with what you know
Ready to find trials that may fit you?
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