This app was built by a family caregiver for family caregivers. When my mother was diagnosed with uterine cancer at 86, our family needed one place to track everything — appointments, test results, doctor contacts, medications, symptoms — available offline at any appointment, on any phone. Nothing we found did exactly that. So we built it ourselves. Now we're sharing it, completely free, for every family going through something similar.
— A family caregiver, New Jersey · September 2026📌 How to Use This App
- Tap any tab above to navigate sections
- Use "+ Add" buttons to log new appointments, results, notes and symptoms
- Tap 📥 Download HTML at the bottom after any update to save to your phone
- Share the downloaded file with family members by email or iMessage
- Call your nurse navigator with questions between appointments
🗺️ Your Journey So Far
Tap the Timeline tab to start building your journey. Use the Appointments tab to log upcoming visits.
🔬 Diagnosis Summary
Complete your setup to see full details.
📞 Quick Contacts
Primary Doctor: Complete setup
📅 Appointments
💡 Appointment Tips
- Bring a list of all current medications to every appointment
- Write down questions in the Questions tab before each visit
- Ask for a printed visit summary before leaving
- Record doctor's name, date, and key decisions in Notes after each appointment
👩⚕️ Care Team
🩺 Primary Oncologist / Specialist Oncologist
Complete setup to populate.
💡 Build Your Team List
Add every provider involved in care: primary care, surgeons, radiologists, physical therapists, social workers, pharmacists, lab facilities, imaging centers. Having all contacts in one place saves critical time.
🧪 Tests & Labs
🔬 Common Tests to Track
Blood work (CBC, BMP, tumor markers) · Imaging (CT, MRI, PET, Ultrasound, X-ray, Mammogram, DEXA) · Biopsies & pathology · Molecular/genetic profiling (e.g. CARIS, Foundation One) · Pap/HPV · Urine analysis · Bone density
📈 Results Tracker
📈 Tips for Tracking Results
- Log results as soon as you receive them — even before you understand them
- Note the normal range alongside the value — context matters
- Track tumor markers (like CA-125, PSA, CEA) over time — trends matter more than single values
- Ask your oncologist what each result means for the treatment plan
- Bring this log to every appointment
💊 Medications
⚠️ Bring this complete list to every appointment. Never stop any medication without doctor approval. Always flag blood thinners and antidepressants before any procedure.
💊 Medication Safety Tips
- Include all vitamins, supplements, and OTC medications — they interact with chemo
- Blood thinners (aspirin, warfarin, eliquis) usually need to pause before surgery or procedures
- Some antidepressants (SSRIs) require tapering before surgery — ask your oncologist
- Keep this list updated after every prescription change
🤒 Symptoms & Vitals
🚨 Call your care team immediately if you experience: Fever above 100.4°F · Difficulty breathing · Chest pain · Severe or sudden new pain · Uncontrolled bleeding · Sudden confusion or weakness
🤒 What to Track
Pain · Fatigue level · Nausea / vomiting · Appetite changes · Sleep quality · Mood · New or unusual symptoms · Reaction after any new medication or treatment
📝 Notes
📝 What to Note After Every Appointment
- Doctor seen · Key decisions made · Next steps discussed
- New prescriptions · Test orders
- What the doctor said about results
- Questions that came up · Family member present
📝 What to Note After Receiving Results
- Test name · Date collected · Result value and normal range
- Doctor's interpretation · Impact on treatment plan
- Follow-up needed
❓ Questions for Your Doctors
❓ Questions Worth Asking at Any Oncology Visit
- What is the exact diagnosis, stage, and grade?
- What are my treatment options and what do you recommend?
- What is the goal of treatment — cure, control, or comfort?
- What are the expected side effects?
- Are there clinical trials I should consider?
- What does the molecular/genetic profile tell us?
- Which medications need to pause before any procedure?
- Who do I call if I have urgent symptoms after hours?
- What should we expect in the next 30 days?
✅ Next Steps & Action Items
🔴 Immediate — Do First
- Complete all ordered tests before your next appointment
- Log all current medications in the Medications tab
- Save your nurse navigator's direct phone number in your contacts
- Set up the patient portal (MyChart or equivalent) if not done
🟡 Before Next Appointment
- Review all pending test results
- Prepare your question list in the Questions tab
- Update the medications list with any changes
- Log any new symptoms in the Symptoms tab
🔵 Ongoing
- Track symptoms and energy daily
- Log every appointment result within 24 hours
- Keep a running list of questions as they come up
- Download an updated HTML copy after each new entry
- Share updates with family using the downloaded file
💡 Tip
Your nurse navigator is one of the most valuable people on your care team. They can answer questions between appointments, coordinate referrals, and help navigate insurance. Save their number and use it.
📊 Timeline
📊 Building Your Timeline
Start by adding the moment first symptoms appeared. Then work forward — each doctor visit, test, result, and key decision. Your timeline becomes a powerful tool to show new doctors the complete picture at a glance, and to help family members understand the journey.