stay.

A companion for someone in cancer treatment.

stay. organises what the clinic said, counts days, and names when to call. It lives on your iPhone or iPad. This website is for any browser.

It does not diagnose, dose, or decide. The clinic owns the plan. The app holds what they told you, and it will not invent a number they did not give.

What it holds, and what it will not

  • The record lives on the device. There is no server and no account. Nothing you type is sent to stay.
  • Deleting the app deletes the record. Caregiver → Holding this phone → Keep a copy exports a file. That file protects against a lost phone. Import and restore are not shipped yet — it is not a restore.
  • English is the patient language. The app is written in English. This version is free; later versions may ask for a pass. It runs on iPhone and iPad, iOS 15.5 or later.

The rooms

Plan

What the clinic told you, as a dated picture. You can also say you are waiting — not on chemo or radiation yet. The app will not invent a cycle.

Today

The home. A whisper of the plan, Food, drink and move, and doors out. Almost empty on purpose.

Food, drink, move

What you ate, what you drank, and what today allows. The kitchen stays ordinary unless a real plan or a count asks for stricter.

Sleep

Last night, in your words. Apple Health can fill how long you slept if you allow it. stay. never writes back to Health.

Symptoms

What you felt, including fever. The safety net uses numbers your clinic gave, or it does not invent them.

Visits

Dates you enter. The app does not book or propose appointments.

Mind

A small pause, and words for the next visit. Not a therapist.

Money & papers

The cost of the plan, and papers you lock in a vault on this phone.

Caregiver

Who is holding the phone, the card for a hospital desk, and Keep a copy.

Need help?

The numbers to call when something cannot wait. Clinic numbers if you entered them — never a number stay. made up.

How it looks

Frames from the iPhone will sit here when the App Store listing is photographed. Nothing invented is shown in the meantime.