Paxis

For anyone facing a cancer diagnosis

Understand your
care, in plain words.

Paxis answers the questions you did not get to ask, using the same published research your oncologist relies on. Every answer shows where it came from.

Free to join. We open alongside oncology practices, a few at a time.

The report arrives at nine on a Friday night. There is one word in it you do not recognise, and nobody to ask until Monday.

This is the moment Paxis was built for.

What you can do with it

Four things, built for the hours between appointments when the questions turn up.

01

Ask anything, in your own words

No medical vocabulary required. Ask the way you would ask a friend who happened to have read every paper. Answers come back in plain language, and every claim shows the study it came from so you can take it to your oncologist.

02

Make sense of a report or a new drug

Paste in a scan result or a medication name and get it decoded term by term: what it is, why it was chosen, what tends to happen next. Without ever being told what it means for your prognosis, which is your doctor's conversation to have.

03

Keep track of how you feel

A few taps a day. Over weeks a pattern appears that no single appointment could show, and it is waiting for your care team when you next sit down with them.

04

Walk in with your questions ready

Everything you wondered about at two in the morning, gathered into a short list you can hand across the desk. Appointments are short. This is how you use them well.

What Paxis will never do

The rest of it only holds up if we're honest about where it stops. These are not disclaimers added at the end. They are built into how it works.

It will not diagnose you

Paxis explains what published research says. It does not tell you what is wrong with you, and it does not read your results as a verdict.

It will not recommend treatment

Any question that's really a decision, like whether to stop or switch or whether something is right for you, goes to your own care team. Paxis doesn't answer it.

It will not replace your doctor

You join through your own oncologist. Paxis sits alongside your care so that what you read and what you are told stay in the same conversation.

Join the waitlist

We are opening slowly, alongside oncology practices, so that answers arrive next to real care. Leave your email and we will write when there is a place for you.

Which of these is closest? Optional

Only if you want to. It helps us decide which communities to open to first. Please leave out anything that identifies someone else, and do not paste test results or documents.

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Everything except your email is optional. If you share health information here you are choosing to, and we use it only to decide who to open to next. We never sell it and never use it to train models. You can ask us to delete it at any time by emailing support@patientaxis.net.

Paxis is not a medical service and this page is not a way to reach a clinician. If something is urgent, contact your care team or your local emergency number.