A calm companion for treatment life

• Daily habits

  Meds, hydration, meals, rest, and movement in one-tap cards.

• Mood and energy

  Simple selectors for how the day actually felt.

• Tags and small wins

  Context tags and one good thing from the day, even if it was small.

• Caregiver pings

  A soft banner can show when a linked caregiver sends support.

• Appointment notes

  Save appointment details, questions, and a checklist of things to bring.

• Medication suggestions

  Start typing a medication and pick the right name, form, and strength. Brand names match their generics, like Zofran to ondansetron.

• Medication tracking

  Record doses as taken or missed, including as-needed use. No entry means not recorded.

• Reminders

  Get reminder notifications for scheduled doses and upcoming appointments.

• Post-visit notes

  Write down the care team’s instructions and next steps.

• Visit recording

  Optionally record a visit and get a written transcript and draft summary to review afterward.

• Medication reference

  Check medication names, official labeling, shortage and recall notices.

Calendar files. Use .ics files to move appointment details between Soothe Note and Apple or Google Calendar.

• Symptom intensity

  Track symptoms on a simple 1-5 scale with notes when needed.

• Voice notes

  Speak your notes, then review and correct them before saving.

• Recent entries

  Review and edit earlier symptom entries.

• Symptom reference

  Open plain-language articles from MedlinePlus for a symptom you recorded, so you can bring better questions to a visit.

Published health references. Look up information from MedlinePlus, the NCI Cancer Terms Dictionary, RxNorm, RxTerms, DailyMed, and openFDA. These references are not personalized advice and may not match your situation.

• Symptom timeline

  A timeline view shows when symptoms were stronger or quieter.

• Side-effect patterns

  Review medication and symptom records together; a pattern does not establish a cause.

• Visit-ready reports

  Create printable reports. Optional AI summaries can be incomplete or wrong; review them before sharing.

• What changed

  Compare recorded changes since your last visit. Gaps in your records remain unknown.

• Written entries

  Write freely or start with a prompt, then add mood and topic tags.

• Voice recordings

  Save a voice recording when speaking is easier than typing.

• Private journal text

  Protected journal text stays private from caregivers while shared information follows the patient’s permissions.

• Caregiver dashboard

  Linked caregivers can see today's check-in, recorded doses, recent symptoms, and appointment context.

• Support pings

  Caregivers can send a heart or short note that appears gently on Today.

• Burnout check-ins

  Caregivers can track stress, sleep, and self-care because support people need support too.

• Patient-controlled sharing

  A six-character code links caregivers, and sharing can be revoked.

• Export and deletion

  Export your data, manage account access, or request deletion from settings.

• Works with weak signal

  Entries save on your phone first and sync when you're back online, so a spotty hospital connection won't lose your notes.