We make it easier for women to participate in research with clear information and flexible options.

Do you have ADHD, anxiety, or endometriosis?
You may be eligible for a paid research study.

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Current trials

01. Create your health profile

Create your health profile. This allows us to match you with research opportunities that are relevant to you.

02. Get matched

Receive study matches that fit your health, availability, and everyday life. Get details on participation and insights into your own health.

03. Choose to participate

Decide if and when you want to take part.
Receive support, reminders, and perks while contributing to medical progress. Participation is free. Many studies include compensation for your time.

A digital platform that fits medical research into women’s lives

— not the other way around.

Designed around women’s lives

TrialMe matches women with research opportunities that align with their health, availability, and preferences.

Clear, supported participation

From first match to participation, TrialMe supports women with clear information and guidance throughout the process.

Better data through inclusion

TrialMe enables more diverse clinical research and a stronger recruitment system that better reflects real populations.

Shape your health!

Sign up to be notified about open trials and test phases and explore studies when they’re right for you.

Recruit with us, shape inclusive healthcare.

When participation fits real life, recruitment becomes more reliable and scalable. By improving matching from the start, TrialMe dramatically lowers recruitment costs while supporting stronger participation and retention.

Access a growing pool of informed, opt-in participants matched by health profile and real-life availability, enabling more diverse, engaged participation for modern research.

Let's talk about your next study!

Faster, lower-cost, more diverse recruitment.

Proven to improve trial outcomes.

Join the movement!

Join us as we close the gender gap in medical research.

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