For patients and everyone helping them

Make sense of cancer, together.

Cancer is never something you face alone. Whether it's yours or someone's you love, Care Circle gives your people one living picture of where things stand, plus an AI that actually knows the records, so you can decide together, with clarity.

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Mom's case
AKJNDR+2

Where things stand

DiagnosisStage II breast cancer, ER+ / HER2-
StatusOn hormone therapy, responding well
PlanRe-scan in 8 weeks; surgery on track

Open questions

  • Is she a candidate for the trial Dr. Lee mentioned?
  • What do the new tumor markers actually mean?
Ask Navis about the records…AI research

Cancer decisions are too important for the telephone game.

Right now the most important call of your life runs on scattered, stale information.

Right now

  • Endless email threads and group chats nobody can keep straight
  • Scans in one portal, labs in another, the latest news in a text
  • Re-telling the diagnosis to every relative who calls
  • Dr. Google, guessing on info that doesn't know your case

With Care Circle

  • One living “where things stand” the whole circle reads in five minutes
  • Records pulled into one place: scans, labs, notes, all current
  • Ask Navis, grounded in the actual records, not the internet
  • Decide together, on the same clear, shared picture

From scattered records to a decision you can trust.

Three steps. About a minute to start. No more being the switchboard.

Step 1

Bring the records together

Add scans, labs, and notes, wherever they live today. One case, one place, always current.

Pathology report.pdf
CT chest, Mar 14
CBC + metabolic panel
Step 2

Navis builds the picture

Navis reads the actual records and writes a plain-language summary: diagnosis, status, plan, and the open questions.

Ask about the latest scan…AI
Step 3

Your circle weighs in

Invite the people who matter: family, a close friend, an expert. Everyone shares the same context and decides together.

AKJNDR+2
+ the people you choose

Built by people who've been in the room.

Not a startup's guess at what cancer feels like. The thing we wished we'd had.

Built by two cancer survivors

We managed a diagnosis and a circle of worried people at once. We know the chaos firsthand, and built Care Circle to end it.

Grounded in the Cancer Patient Lab

A living community of cancer hackers, patients, caregivers, and experts who trade what actually works. That hard-won knowledge shapes the product.

“After my diagnosis, I was drowning in information. This finally gave me clarity on what was actually going on, and what to ask next.”
Brad P. · Cancer advocate

Made for everyone in the room.

Patient, caregiver, or expert: one shared truth, in front of all of you.

Patients

Build your own circle. Keep your whole story in one place, understand it in plain English, and decide exactly who gets to help.

Caregivers & family

Stop being the switchboard. Everyone sees the latest picture without another round of calls.

Experts

Step in with the full picture already in front of you, no scrambling to reconstruct the case.

The caregiver’s toolkit.

93% of caregivers say understanding the diagnosis is their biggest challenge. Everything below lives inside the circle you create.

Understand the diagnosis

Upload records and get the medical jargon translated into plain English.

Upload records

Explore treatment options

Get a comprehensive case review and understand all the options.

Start case review

Prepare for appointments

Know exactly what to ask the oncologist with the question generator.

Build question list

Coordinate the care team

Share updates once — everyone in the circle stays informed.

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Make sense of cancer, together.

One clear, shared, AI-grounded picture of where things stand, so your whole circle can decide with confidence.

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