A little control, handed back to you.

Willow is a cancer companion app — a warm, private AI that learns your treatment, meds, vitals, and appointments, so you can spend your energy on healing, not tracking.

willow · today
Cycle 3 · day 12 of 21halfway through this one

A quieter day. Take it easy.

Heart rate is settled. I've moved your 3 pm walk to after lunch when your energy usually picks up — and pushed tomorrow's blood draw confirmation to your oncologist.

6-day streak
Heart rate
68bpm
Sleep
7h 24m
Built with care
Built with cliniciansPatient-led designHIPAA-compliant infrastructureFHIR-compatible
The AI

An AI that actually knows your cancer.

Willow learns your story — your diagnosis, labs, imaging notes, the medications you're on today and the ones you took last week, the name of your oncology nurse — and holds all of it in context, every time you ask.

  • Your full record, read and understood

    Pathology reports, scan summaries, cycle plans, lab trends — pulled from your chart and translated into plain language, not acronyms.

  • Grounded in the newest oncology research

    Built on the same generation of models powering the frontier, tuned on cancer-specific literature, and constantly checked against the latest NCCN guidelines.

  • Kind by design

    Willow never catastrophizes and never guesses. When something needs a human, it tells you clearly — and offers to message your care team for you.

Your Willow
learning daily
DiagnosisStage II · HER2+
Vitals12 metrics, daily
Appointments4 upcoming
Medications7 active
Lab trends6 weeks
Check-ins42 logged
Logistics, handled

Stop juggling pill bottles and post-its.

Appointments, refills, pre-op instructions, rides to infusion — Willow keeps the whole calendar in its head and nudges you only when you actually need to act.

Tomorrow

Everything lined up for Wednesday.

No decisions to make before bed. Willow has the plan — you just have to show up.

7:30 ambefore infusion
Anti-nausea + dexamethasoneTake with toast. Alarm already set.
Reminder
9:00 amSunnyvale
Pre-infusion labsFasting · Willow reminded you last night
Confirmed
10:30 amcycle 3, day 1
Infusion with your oncologistBay 4 · ride booked for 9:45, returning 2:15
On the way
Afterthe rest of the day
Nothing else. Rest.I've declined 2 meetings and set your Slack to away.
Cleared
A gentle heads-up: you're usually tired on day 2, so I blocked Thursday morning and moved your parents' call to Saturday. Let me know if that's too much.
Medications

I'll keep your pill schedule in my head.

Every dose tracked, every refill ordered before you run out. If something looks off, I'll flag it.

Tacrolimus 1 mgTaken · 6:02 pm · with toast
Ondansetron 8 mgDue in 42 min · Willow will remind you
Vitamin D 2000 IURefill arriving Thursday · auto-ordered
Appointments

I'll talk to the front desk for you.

Willow drafts messages to your care team, reschedules when life happens, and makes sure prep instructions arrive before you need them.

Daily check-ins

Two minutes a day, and we've got the full picture.

Short, tender check-ins that respect bad days. Willow reads every answer, spots patterns your care team would want to know about, and remembers how you felt last Tuesday.

Quick check-in

Step 3 of 5 · takes about 90 seconds

How are you feeling today?

roughokaygood

Anything bothering you? (tap all that apply)

Continue
  • Designed around bad days

    Every question is optional. Tap a number, tap some tags, done. If you want to talk it through instead, the answer box accepts voice or text.

  • Willow notices the patterns

    Three rough nights in a row? A new side effect appearing on day 5 of every cycle? Willow connects the dots and shares them with your care team — before your next visit.

  • Your care team gets a heads up, not a pile

    Instead of dumping every answer into their inbox, Willow writes a short weekly summary of what mattered — and escalates in real time if something serious shows up.

Wearables

Your heart rate. Your sleep. Already in the story.

Willow connects to the devices you already wear. No new gadget to charge, no extra app to check — the vitals just show up alongside your labs and your check-ins.

Fitbit
Connected · syncing

Fitbit is live today.

Heart rate, resting rate, steps, sleep stages, and HRV — all stitched into your dashboard automatically.

Resting HR
62bpm
Sleep
7h 24m
HRV
48ms
Apple Health
Coming this summer

Apple Health is next.

If you live in the Watch, you'll be home. We're wiring in SpO₂, ECG, cycle tracking, fall detection, and mindful minutes — everything your Watch already knows.

SpO₂
98%
ECG
Mindful
Also in the queue:OuraGarminWithings BPDexcom
Ask Willow
Reading your chart · always
You
My hands have been tingling again since yesterday. Should I tell my oncologist?
Checked symptom log, cycle 2 notes, paclitaxel protocol
Yes — but it's not an emergency. This is grade 1 peripheral neuropathy, which is common with paclitaxel. You logged it in cycle 2 too, and it resolved in about 10 days.
I've already added it to Wednesday's visit notes. If it spreads above your wrists, gets painful, or you start dropping things — that's when we call the on-call line. Want me to show you what helped last time?
Ask anything

The 3 am “is this normal?”, finally answered.

No more Googling “paclitaxel tingling” at midnight. Willow already knows what cycle you're on, what drugs you're taking, and what your last bloodwork looked like — so the answers are actually yours.

"Why am I so tired on day 4?""What are the side effects of my new anti-nausea?""Can I eat sushi this week?""What's my ANC trend?""Is 100.4 °F a fever I should call about?""Summarize my last scan for my sister.""Remind me what my oncologist said about radiation."

Willow always tells you when it's confident, when it's guessing, and when something needs a real doctor — and it can draft the message for you.

From our early patients
My oncologist gave me a 40-page binder. Willow read all of it, answered my late-night questions in plain English, and reminded me to drink water. It’s the first time through chemo I haven’t felt like I was the only one keeping track.
MK
Maya K.
Breast cancer · Stage II · cycle 4 of 6
Quiet on trust

Things we take seriously.

Your data stays yours

End-to-end encrypted, HIPAA-compliant, never sold. You can export or delete everything, any day.

Written by oncologists

Every guideline Willow uses is reviewed by practicing oncology clinicians. When evidence is thin, Willow says so.

Shares with your care team

One-tap summaries to oncology, primary care, or family. They stay in the loop; you stop being the middleman.

Reads your chart automatically

Connect once via your portal (Epic MyChart, Cerner) and Willow keeps labs, notes, and imaging up to date on its own.

Free if you need it to be

Cancer is expensive enough. We offer financial assistance — no awkward conversation required.

Warm, never pushy

Willow asks how you are — it doesn't gamify or guilt-trip. No streaks you'll feel bad about breaking.

Your questions

The stuff you're probably wondering.

Can't find it? Write to hello@willowhealth.io — a real person answers.

A quieter week starts with a smaller to-do list.

Join the early-access list. We're rolling in new patients in small cohorts, paired with their oncology teams, so the fit is right from day one.