OncoDots is a free digital companion for cancer patients and their caregivers, built in Romania. The app runs directly in the browser on any phone and supports the toughest weeks — the first 90 days after diagnosis: a public library of easy-to-understand guides, over 90 recipes adapted to treatment side effects, a symptom journal that’s simple to show your doctor, medication and appointment reminders, short guided breathing exercises, caregiver guides — including caregiver rights under Law 24/2022 — and crisis resources, services, and rights for Romania, Italy, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the USA, also useful for the Romanian diaspora. OncoDots does not diagnose or recommend treatments: it always directs users to their medical team.

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