Set a Grok Bot to watch clinical trials every morning like @kevinace: 47.8K views
Trial sites open and change quietly.
From @kevinace on X (@kevinace) · Oct 2026 · Share
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The Short Version
How Kevin Wimer (@kevinace) did it with Grok: 47.8K views and 320 likes on X.
- What: A daily AI routine that checks trial listings for you and only pings you when something new and sourced shows up.
- Result: 47.8K views and 320 likes on X.
- Made with: Grok
| Who | Kevin Wimer (@kevinace) |
|---|---|
| Tool | Grok |
| Revenue | Monetization status unknown |
| Source | X (@kevinace) |
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Where & With What
What They Did
- 1The moveKevin Wimer, who has stage 4 ALK+ lung cancer, set his Grok Bot to check clinical trial listings, FDA decisions, conference abstracts and company news every morning, compare them with the day before, and message him only about new, sourced items.
- 2Step 2Teach it your diagnosis, treatments, biomarkers and travel limit
- 3Step 3Tell it which sources to check and to compare with the day before
- 4Result47.8K views and 320 likes on X.
Quick Answers
What tools do you need?
Grok (ai assistant with live x context).
How much does it cost?
You can start for $0: Grok has a free plan. Check each tool's site for current prices.
Is it allowed?
X allows original content; deceptive synthetic media likely to cause harm can be labeled or removed, and paid posts must be disclosed. Source.
Watch out: It finds options; it does not choose them. He takes everything to his oncologist, and eligibility is always decided by the trial team.
Try It Yourself
(Our template, not his.) Every morning, check clinical trial listings, FDA decisions and company news for [diagnosis, stage, biomarkers, past treatments]. I can travel up to [distance] from [city]. Compare with yesterday and message me only about new items, each with its source link and why it may or may not fit me.
Starter tools
Your first step
Open Grok, paste the prompt above and swap the [brackets] for your own niche.
Full write-up & sources
More detail: It caught a trial for tri-611, a new ALK drug he was interested in, adding the University of Cincinnati as a site about an hour from his home, and flagged an eligibility question for him to take to his oncologist. He now tracks more than 25 options in Notion.
Results: He also turned his setup into a template any patient or caregiver can copy.
Worth knowing: A daily watch that knows your diagnosis turns scattered public data into a short list you can bring to your doctor.








