CancerL
Quality of Life, Monitored.
The Digital Quality-of-Life
Monitoring Platform for Cancer Care.
Cancer treatment is monitored through clinical examination, laboratory investigations and imaging. But how a patient is living through treatment also matters. CancerL captures the patient's day-to-day experience and converts it into structured, longitudinal Quality-of-Life insights that support the oncologist during routine clinical review.
Two Views of the Same Patient
Scan
Shows disease status
Blood Test
Shows laboratory changes
CancerL
Shows how the patient is experiencing treatment
What CancerL Tracks
"A scan may show disease status. CancerL shows how the patient is experiencing treatment."
From Patient Experience to Clinical Conversation
CancerL enables patients to regularly report changes in symptoms, function, emotional wellbeing and everyday life — organized into meaningful trends and periodic Quality-of-Life reports.
A simple daily check-in captures key aspects of the patient's wellbeing — symptoms, function, mood and everyday life.
CancerL builds a longitudinal picture of symptoms, function and Quality of Life — across days, weeks and treatment cycles.
Patient-reported changes can be viewed alongside treatment timelines to identify recurring patterns across cycles.
"Identify recurring patterns across treatment cycles."
Quality-of-Life Report
Periodic reports summarize trends, persistent concerns and the patient's own perspective — ready for clinical review.
Oncologist Review
The oncologist reviews the information as part of the clinical consultation and decides whether further assessment or intervention is appropriate.
Less Recall. More Insight.
CancerL is designed to complement — not replace — clinical assessment. Instead of asking patients to recall the previous 3–4 weeks during a consultation, CancerL creates a longitudinal record of their treatment experience.
See beyond the clinical numbers
A scan may show disease status. A blood test may show laboratory changes. CancerL shows how the patient is experiencing treatment.
Capture changes as they happen
Build a longitudinal record instead of relying on patient recall during a consultation.
Support focused consultations
A concise monthly report highlights what changed, what persisted and what the patient wants to discuss.
Keep the patient at the centre
Give patients a structured way to communicate what matters — not just symptoms, but their ability to function, work and connect with family.
What the Oncology Team Can Understand
A more informed conversation between patient and oncologist.
Symptom Burden
Understand the full weight of treatment-related symptoms over time.
Functional Status
Track changes in the patient's ability to perform daily activities.
Fatigue & Energy
Monitor one of the most impactful yet underreported treatment effects.
Pain
Longitudinal pain patterns across treatment cycles.
Nutrition & Appetite
Capture changes in appetite, weight and nutritional wellbeing.
Sleep
Track sleep quality and its relationship to treatment phases.
Emotional Wellbeing
Mood, anxiety and psychological impact — reported by the patient.
Social & Daily-Life Impact
Work, family, social connection and everyday function.
Overall QoL
Patient-reported Quality of Life across treatment cycles.
The result: a more informed conversation between patient and oncologist.
Don't ask your patient to remember the last 30 days. See the last 30 days.
A concise longitudinal report presents the patient's Quality-of-Life experience across the reporting period — organized, structured and ready for clinical review.
The Objective
Turn the patient's experience into information that can be discussed clinically.
A Concise Report Can Present
QoL Trends
Longitudinal Quality-of-Life trajectory across the reporting period.
Symptom Patterns
Recurring or evolving symptoms identified across check-ins.
Treatment-Cycle Timeline
Patient-reported changes mapped against treatment phases.
Patient's Own Words
Direct patient perspective — not interpreted, not filtered.
Areas for Discussion
Topics the patient wants to raise during the consultation.
Changes Over Time
What improved, what persisted and what is new.
AI Assists. The Oncologist Decides.
CancerL uses intelligent analytics and AI assistance to organize patient-reported information, identify meaningful changes and generate concise summaries. Clinical interpretation remains with the treating healthcare professional.
AI Assists.
The Oncologist Decides.
CancerL does not independently diagnose disease, prescribe treatment or make treatment decisions. This is not a disclaimer — it is a design philosophy.
Information Organization
Patient-reported data organized into structured, readable summaries — reducing the cognitive burden of review.
Meaningful Change Detection
AI identifies patterns and changes that may warrant clinical attention — flagging what matters without overloading.
Concise Summary Generation
Periodic summaries distill weeks of patient-reported data into a concise, clinically relevant overview.
Trend Visualization
QoL trends presented visually — making it easier to see what changed, what persisted and what improved.
Disease monitoring tells you what is happening to the cancer. Quality-of-Life monitoring tells you what is happening to the patient.
CancerL brings both perspectives closer to the consultation.
Quality of Life, Monitored.