For anyone on treatment, and the people who love them.
Remember every word.
Care Journal records your visits, keeps the days in between, and gathers every record into one place that’s yours.
Free. Voice or text, in seven languages. Ready in about a minute, and you decide who ever sees it.
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Free, and ready in about a minute.
It works on its own, from the moment you open it. Your doctor can carry on exactly as they are.
Free for patients
Free to keep, for as long as you want it. We are paid by health research, and only if you say yes.
Works with any doctor
It is yours, so it travels with you between clinics, cities and second opinions.
Encrypted on your phone
Your words are encrypted on your device, and you choose what ever leaves it.
Built with oncologists
Our chief medical officer and clinical advisers are practising cancer doctors.
Three weeks of small things, all still there.
People remember about a fifth of what a doctor tells them, minutes after leaving the room. Care Journal keeps the rest, along with the tiredness that came back on Sunday and the question you thought of in the car.
Just say it. Care Journal writes it down.
Say it while it’s fresh, check what it wrote, and keep it. Send it to your doctor if you want to. That part is up to you.
Speak
Review
Send
Eight seconds on Tuesday. Ready by Thursday.
It’s a few seconds at a time, on the days something happens, and it adds up on its own.
Tuesday morning
The tingling is back in both feet. You say so out loud, for eight seconds, still in bed.
Wednesday post
A letter turns up from the hospital you went to once. You photograph it and it files itself.
Wednesday evening
Your daughter asks how the week has been. You read it to her, straight off the phone.
Thursday, 9:30
You walk in with the week written down, and the three questions you meant to ask.
You’ll be set up before your next appointment.
Four things. None of them take long, and you can stop after the first one.
1 · Record the visit
Put your phone on the table. Care Journal listens and writes down what was said.
2 · Read it in plain language
A clear summary of what changed and what to do next, minutes after you leave.
3 · Check in between visits
Thirty seconds, by voice or text, whenever something happens.
4 · Walk in ready
Your questions and what changed, on one page, the morning of your appointment.
It asks less of you than the notebook does.
Most people already track this somewhere: a notepad by the bed, a notes app, or their own memory. This takes thirty seconds and it keeps everything.
Thirty seconds
Speak once after an appointment, or whenever something changes. That is the whole routine.
Open it and talk
It works before you make an account. Sign up later, once you know you want to keep it.
Yours to keep
It travels with you between clinics, cities and second opinions, because it belongs to you.
Put your phone on the table and forget it.
Care Journal listens, then writes the visit up in plain language with what changed and what to do next. You get to be present for the conversation.
It waits with you
Start it in the waiting room. It keeps going through the whole appointment.
Plain language after
A clear summary arrives minutes later, with the next steps pulled out.
Yours to re-read
Read it again on the drive home, and again next week when you need it.
A lab result you can actually read.
Drop in a lab or pathology report. Get it back in plain language, compared to last time.
Your white blood cell count is 3.2, a little below the usual range on this report. In April it was 4.1. Changes like this are common during treatment, and your care team reviews the full result.
- WBC
- 3.210⁹/LLOW
- HGB
- 11.8g/dL
- PLT
- 14010⁹/L
- NEUT
- 1.410⁹/LLOW
- ALT
- 46U/L
- CREA
- 0.9mg/dL
Not a diagnosis. Your care team makes the medical calls.
Every record you have, in one place.
Bring in what your clinics already hold and add whatever is missing. It stays whole when you change doctors, change city, or go for a second opinion.
Pull them in
Labs, scans, medications and visit notes, requested from your providers for you.
Fill in the gaps
Add the hospital you went to once and the specialist whose letter took months. Photos, prescriptions and letters all belong here too.
Take it with you
A new doctor gets the whole history from day one.
It belongs to you.
“This is your record, that you get to keep with you and share with whomever you trust that’s working with your healthcare.”
Ashley Waldrep · Burna AI advisory board · Nebraska Hematology Oncology
It already knows your story.
Care Journal remembers every visit, every lab, and every check-in. Ask in your own words. Every answer points back to your own records.
How have I been doing since my last visit?
From your records
Fatigue looked steadier this week. Your last three evening check-ins rated it mild, compared to moderate the week before.
Check-ins · May 22 to 28
Care Journal doesn’t guess. Every line links back to your own records.
Your watch already knows some of this.
Connect Apple Health or Health Connect and your sleep, heart rate, weight and activity sit alongside what you wrote. The picture fills itself in on the days you are too tired to type.
Sleep and rest
The week you slept badly is right there next to the week you felt worst.
Weight and vitals
Trends your care team asks about, already plotted and ready to show.
Activity
The walk you normally take, and the days you did not feel up to it.
Walk in with it all written down.
Before each appointment, Care Journal pulls together what changed and what you wanted to ask, on one page. No scrambling in the waiting room.
Patterns you can bring to Thursday.
Fatigue, in your words, against fourteen days. The amber dots are the nights you mentioned tingling.
Worth raising with your doctor.
People come to it for very different reasons.
Same app, same record. What it asks you changes with what you are going through.
On chemo
Twenty-one day cycles, and the side effects that turn up in week two.
On a GLP-1
The first eight weeks, when you mostly want to know what’s normal.
Caring for a parent
You can be in every appointment now, even the ones you miss, because the summary is waiting for you.
Newly diagnosed
A year of information in one visit. It’s all written down now.
Say it in the language you think in.
Speak or type in any of seven languages. We keep the words you actually used, exactly as you said them.
The people who love you, in the loop.
“I’ve got a calendar here for what’s going on there, and a calendar for the other providers. If there’s a way to bring all that into one, trust me, patients and caregivers would love that.”
Sophia Goodison · Burna AI advisory board · caregiver, and 25 years in drug safety
You decide who ever sees it.
Your words are encrypted on your phone before they go anywhere, and everything is shared by your choice alone.
Encrypted on your device
Your words are encrypted before they ever leave your phone.
You choose what is shared
Everything is shared by your decision, one entry at a time.
Yours to delete, anytime
Remove a note, a visit, or your whole record. Deletion is permanent.
It started with a wish.
“My daughter had one kidney taken out. We probably went to ten doctors. She was on the wait list for three years. I wish I had a way to capture those conversations.”
Nnenna John · Founder and CEO, Burna AI
The things people ask us.
Every one of these has a longer answer in the FAQs, and a person on the other end of support.
Is it really free?
Yes, and it stays free. No subscription, no ads, and we will never ask you for a card. Health research pays for Care Journal, and only when you choose to take part.
Do I need my doctor to set it up?
No. You download it and it works. Your clinic carries on exactly as it is, and you decide later whether to show them anything.
Who can see what I write?
You, and anyone you choose to send it to. Your words are encrypted on your phone before they go anywhere, and everything is shared by your decision, one entry at a time.
What if I am not good with apps?
Speak into it. That is the whole thing. It works before you make an account, and support is a real person who replies within a business day.
Can my daughter or my husband help me manage it?
Yes. You can add the people you trust and choose exactly what each of them sees.
Will it tell me how serious something is?
It will tell you what other people on the same treatment often report, and when something is worth a call. Your doctor stays the one who decides what it means.
Plain and simple, here is what this is.
Care Journal is your own record, kept for you. It can tell you what other people on the same treatment often report, and when something is worth a call. Your doctor stays the one who decides what it means.
Care Journal does not diagnose, prevent, mitigate, or treat any health condition, injury, illness or disease. Nobody is reading what you write unless you send it to them.
If you think you are having a medical emergency, call your local emergency number or go to the nearest emergency room.
Walk in knowing exactly what happened.
Free for patients and families. No subscriptions, no ads, no card. You decide who ever sees it.