SurvivorOS
SurvivorOS is for the time after cancer treatment ends: rebuilding strength at whatever pace it comes, keeping a record of effects that have lasted, and holding the follow-up and surveillance schedule in one place.
Direct, no marketplace fee. A matching mini-planner is offered at checkout.
- Single offline HTML file
- No subscription, no account
- Laptop, iPhone & Android
- Your data stays on your device
WHAT YOU GET
- Strength & Sleep - Minutes moving, hours slept, strength sessions, and the rest you actually took. A month of it reads clearly. A week of it does not.
- Follow-Up - Scans, bloods, scopes and reviews, with who ordered them. Surveillance runs for years and it runs across departments, which is how items fall out of it.
- Medications - Hormone therapy, bone and heart medication, nerve pain treatment, supplements. Long-running drugs, and the side effects that may still be there a year in.
- Works fully offline. Nothing leaves your device. JSON export and import.
DELIVERY
- SurvivorOS - Instructions.pdf
- index_SurvivorOS.html
WHO IT IS FOR
- Cancer survivors post-treatment
- NED status, surveillance phase
- Rebuilding strength
- Lingering side-effects management
PRIVACY
All data stays on your device. No server, no account, no sync.
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