Remember the day
Keep symptoms, medications, mood, energy, and notes together without relying on memory.
As featured in People magazine
Two Connecticut teens built a free app for cancer patients and caregivers.
Brynn Forlizzi, a two-time cancer survivor, and Teddy Aaron, who helps care for his mom, built Soothe Note to make the days between appointments easier: one place to track symptoms, medications, appointments, and questions for the care team.
Free for patients and caregivers. Android is coming soon; until then, the web app works in any browser.
Scan with your iPhone camera.
“You can't put a paywall on cancer.”
Teddy Aaron, to People magazine
Read the full story in People magazineWhat Soothe Note helps with
Less to remember. More to bring to the next appointment.
Prepare for appointments
Organize appointments and questions, then turn what you tracked into a visit-ready summary.
Support from caregivers
Link a trusted caregiver for read-only updates, and turn sharing off anytime.
Behind Soothe Note
Built from both sides of cancer, guided by experts.
Soothe Note is guided by a clinical and patient-advocacy advisory board from Yale Medicine, City of Hope, UAB, and Smilow Cancer Hospital, and has been featured in 110+ news placements.