Educational simulator. Not medical advice. Every figure shown comes from published trial protocols — always verify with a licensed clinician.

PsycheTrial Navigator
Educational simulator · citations required

Understand addiction-treatment trials as if they were built for you.

Upload your profile, select a trial, and get a personalized, source-cited simulation — dose timeline, risk flags, and eligibility check — designed to be taken to a clinician, not acted on alone.

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Doses ever invented by the LLM
In context · April 18, 2026

Why this exists, right now

The White House announced an Executive Order accelerating research on psychedelic therapies for serious mental illness — with a focus on veterans. The public conversation about protocols, eligibility, and risk is about to get a lot louder, and a lot of it will be noisy.

  • FDA National Priority Vouchers for psychedelic candidates with Breakthrough Therapy designation.
  • $50M ARPA-H match for state-funded psychedelic research (Texas ibogaine consortium cited).
  • HHS, FDA, and VA to collaborate on trial participation pathways for veterans.
  • Attorney General directed to open a rescheduling pathway once a Phase 3 trial succeeds.
  • Ibogaine accessible via the Right to Try Act for eligible patients.

Source: whitehouse.gov fact sheet. This app is an educational reading aid — not medical advice, not affiliated with any agency, trial sponsor, or physician.

How it works

A four-stage pipeline designed around patient safety

Retriever

Pulls the exact protocol, PK/PD facts, and related papers for the selected trial.

Deterministic calculators

Weight-dose, Cockcroft-Gault, Child-Pugh, BSA, QTc — every number from a cited formula.

Guardrail rules

Hard contraindications, DDIs, and eligibility checks before anything reaches the LLM.

Narrative composer

Claude Sonnet explains the pre-computed figures in plain English — never invents doses.

Three steps

From your story to an informed conversation