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Families facing a cancer diagnosis have to read clinical trial listings written for investigators.
I built two front ends on one idea: a Next.js web app that searches ClinicalTrials.gov and PubMed and rewrites each result at a sixth-grade reading level with a 1-to-5 evidence-weight score, and a native SwiftUI iOS app that does the same on-device with Apple’s models. The iOS app is built and not yet released.
Lantern never says whether anyone qualifies for a trial. Only a care team decides that. For iOS I also wrote the privacy policy, accessibility page and an App Store compliance audit.
Search “neuroblastoma”: twelve trials recruiting now, each tagged with phase, age range and an “Explain this trial” link.One trial rewritten at a sixth-grade reading level: what it studies, who it is for, what taking part means.Literature search: 1,284 PubMed results for a query, top matches shown with journal, year and study type.Appraisal card: what the study does not prove, plus a four-of-five weight score with a one-line reason.The hard boundary, on screen: Lantern never says whether anyone qualifies. Only a care team decides that.Native iOS app: trial search results on iPhone.iOS explanation view: all AI runs on-device with Apple’s foundation models, so nothing leaves the phone.iOS study review with the same plain-language appraisal as the web app.