What you told me
A diagnosis arrived.
You shared a diagnosis and a little context. I'll keep what you told me close to the top of every Brief so we're working from the same picture.
Steady
After a traumatic diagnosis
Helping navigate through medical complexities
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Diagnosis in plain words
Translate what the doctor said.
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Better questions & answers
Saves your questions for the doctors & experts
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Stays on your device securely
We never see your documents.
Free No account Two‑minute setup
Who is this for?
It helps me read things in the right voice.
What's the diagnosis?
In your own words, however you have it.
If you only know part of it, that's fine. You can update later.
When did you find out?
Roughly. Days bleed together right now. That's normal.
If a doctor friend were sitting next to you right now…
Common first questions
Anything to read?
Most useful
After-visit summary
Lab results
Medications
Doctor's notes
Securely on your device, so Steady can read it.
Reading what you shared.
Pulling out what matters…
Takes about thirty seconds the first time.
You can put the phone down.
Your first Brief
Health summary
Three things to know this week
The first 48 hours, in order.
- 1 Don't agree to anything irreversible this week. The first appointment is for hearing, not deciding. You almost certainly have time to get a second opinion.
- 2 Capture every paper they handed you. Photograph the after-visit summary, meds, and doctor names. Drop them into your Vault before they get lost.
- 3 Stop Googling tonight. Results are calibrated for the worst case, not yours. If a question comes up, save it for me or your clinic's nurse navigator.
Your question
"…"
I added this to your Questions for next visit list. We'll come back to it together when you're ready.
✓ Saved to your Health PlanWhat I won't try to answer
These questions belong in the room with your clinician.
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"How long do I have?"
Statistics are based on patients diagnosed years ago, not today. Ask your oncologist directly: "What would you want to know if you were in my position?"
Learn more on Cancer.Net (ASCO) -
"Should I do treatment X or Y?"
I can't recommend treatments. Ask your clinician: "What would you do if I were your spouse?" That phrasing gets the most honest answer.
Learn more at the NCI -
"Is this curable?"
"Curable" means different things to different specialists. Ask whichever is treating you what they mean by it.
Learn more at the NCI
What to do next
Three concrete steps, in order.
Before your next visit
Bring your Health Plan with you.
Ask Steady
Plain language · slow on purpose
What's on your mind?
I'll answer what I can. Where I shouldn't, I'll point you to the right person.
Your Health Plan
What you're working on.
Questions for next visit, things to remember, and what's coming.
For your next visit
0 questionsSuggested questions
Tap to addMade with care. Not a substitute for medical advice.
Your Vault
Everything you've shared.
Documents, photos, and notes — kept on your device.
Saved
0 itemsStays on this device. With your key, Steady pulls out what matters into your Brief, answers questions you ask later, and helps you prep for your next visit.
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Setup
Steady runs on your device. Your diagnosis, documents, questions, and conversations all live here — not on any server.
No key set
Stored only in this browser, on this device. Tap Clear key to remove it.
How this works. When you tap Ask Steady, your phone sends your question — and any documents needed to answer it — straight to Claude (Anthropic's AI), using this key. Claude answers, Steady saves the answer here on your phone, and that's it.
- No accounts. No profile. Steady doesn't run a server or keep a user database. Nothing about you exists in our system because there is no system.
- Claude reads to help, doesn't memorize. Anthropic processes each request and returns the answer. The conversation lives only on your phone.
- To remove your stuff: tap Start over from your Brief, or clear this site's data in your browser.
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