Cancer care

Onco
Track

  • Easy to use
  • Track daily symptoms with ease
  • Reports to show your doctor
  • Made for when everything hurts
  • Synchs with iCloud
  • NO user data tracking
  • NO ads

The OncoTrack Story

Built for the Hard Days

OncoTrack was born in October 2024, when my wife was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer.

I watched her navigate chemo brain, crushing fatigue, and a rotating cast of side effects that made it nearly impossible to track what was happening day to day... let alone communicate it clearly to her care team. Memory becomes unreliable when your body's at war with itself. And the existing apps? Either nonexistent, paywalled, or drowning in dark patterns and data harvesting.

So I built something better. Something that respects what you're going through.

OncoTrack is a simple, powerful symptom tracker designed for patients going through chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or radiation; and for the caregivers keeping them afloat. You can quickly log how you're feeling, track changes over time, and generate easy-to-read reports for your care team.

Because when you're running on empty, your tools shouldn't add to the weight.

It's free. No ads. No tracking. No bullshit.
Just a tool built by someone who's been in the room when it mattered most.

This isn't venture-backed vaporware. It's one developer who gave a damn when it counted.​​.

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Provider Review

Select a date range to review the raw data. You can review each day in that range with your care provider.

Symptoms Summary

Summarize Symptoms

Quickly see how many times you reported nausea in a time period. We also classified the symptoms by severity. Each symptom category has a colored circle next to it. Yellow means that overall you rated the symptom as significant, but not disabling. Red means that you consistently rated the symptom as highly affecting.

insights graph

See Your Trends

Our Insights Graph makes it easy to see what symptoms were trending and when. This can make it easier to plan your life around your treatments, as you know exactly how many days after treatment you start to feel terrible.

Why is there a space here?? I don't know, really. 

Bottom line... OncoTrack makes cancer symptom tracking simple, visual, and personal.