CureBranch
Join others: add your cancer treatment records to a public, open-source digital tree where anyone, with the help of AI, can work toward a cure. You choose your privacy level. Create your branch in 3 easy steps, see how many lives your story could save, and discover treatments that worked for people like you.
Your address: …
Welcome
Sharing: not chosen yet
Nothing is shared until you pick a level. Your records stay on this device.
What others on your branch reported
Counts from example verified summaries only. Information, not medical advice.
Quick actions
After you're gone
Current choice: Not chosen yet
Information, not medical advice. Tree figures are EXAMPLE DATA until a real public index exists.
How CureBranch works
- Your records stay with you. You import them into this app. They are saved only in this browser on this device.
- Your own AI, your own bill. If you want an AI to read your records, you use your own (Grok, ChatGPT, Claude or any other). CureBranch never runs AI on your data.
- You pick how much to share, from 4 levels. Private (device only), Basic public summary, Detailed public, or Full public. Nothing is picked for you. Anything public is shown under a random code like k7x2m9, never your name, birthday, street address or record numbers. You can move to a lower level any time, but what was already shared stays out there.
- Only checked records count. Records signed by a hospital or lab count in the tree's numbers. Everything else is shown but not counted. One person, one count.
- You decide what happens later. You choose what happens to your summary after you die, and name a person to carry it out.
The plain-English agreement
The step-by-step setup guide (with the consent video slot) is in Settings, under Run the setup guide again.
Import your records
Files are read right here in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
SMART Health Cards are signed by the hospital or lab, so they can be verified. Plain FHIR files are kept but marked unverified.
Connect your hospital portal
Uses SMART on FHIR, the standard behind MyChart and other patient portals.
Just trying it out?
Load made-up EXAMPLE records to see how it works.
You'll use your own Grok or another AI to read your records. CureBranch never runs AI on your data itself.
My record
Kept on this device. Code: …
Imported records
Photos and files
What your records show
Your branch
What to include if you go public
Your public summary
There is no live public index yet, so nothing is sent anywhere. See docs/open-choices.md.
Information, not medical advice.
The tree
EXAMPLE DATA. These are made-up patients so you can see how the tree works.
Each line shows how many summaries are shown and how many are counted. Only verified records are counted, and each person counts once.
Bring anything you find to your care team. Patterns in shared data aren't proof that a treatment will work for you.
Settings
You decide everything here. Changes are saved on this device and noted in your edit history.
Setup guide
Go through the simple step-by-step setup again. Your earlier answers are kept, and you can change them.
How much to share
Four levels. Nothing is picked for you. You can move to a lower level any time; that stops sharing from then on, but anything already shared stays out there.
After you're gone
The person who carries this out
Their name stays on this device. It is never published.
Profile page (optional)
Your public page is …. By default it is anonymous. You can add a name and photo if you want.
See my recognition: helped counter, badges and share card
Show a name and photo
Only when your summary is publicPublic contact (optional)
CureBranch has no messaging. If you want people to reach you, list a public handle you already use.
Your AI
You use and pay for your own AI. CureBranch stores no AI passwords or keys.
Notifications (optional)
Tell me when my branch gets news
Off unless you turn it onYour data
The backup holds your records and your signing key. Keep it private. Anything you made public may have been copied by others.
Accessibility
Open source, provided "as is", with no warranty. You own and are responsible for what you share. Information, not medical advice. Version .
Accessibility
We want everyone to be able to use this app, including people with vision, hearing, mobility, or reading differences.
Our goal, in plain English
We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA, a widely used checklist for accessible apps and websites. The app has not been formally audited or certified.
How to listen
Every screen has a Listen button. It uses your browser's free, built-in read-aloud and picks the most natural voice your device has. You can play, pause, stop, and change the speed. Screen readers such as VoiceOver, TalkBack, NVDA, JAWS and Narrator also work.
How to change the look
Open Accessibility from the top corner. You can make text larger (up to 200%), choose a font including OpenDyslexic, change spacing, pick a high-contrast or colorblind-safe theme or your own colors, reduce motion, underline links, and enlarge the focus ring. Your choices stay on this device.
Feedback
Report accessibility problems on the project's public issue tracker.