People Affected by Cancer
People Affected by Cancer
Discover trusted local help in minutes.
- Find nearby support groups, services, and transportation
- Save what matters so it’s easier to revisit
- Get a clearer starting point for next steps
Presents the CanBe App
Privacy-first cancer support
Find the support you need, when you need it
Practical cancer support, easier to discover.
CanBe connects people to local services and community organizations — and is designed to support partner-funded access with aggregate insights only
(never individual-level data).
Built with privacy-by-design principles: we aim to minimize data collection and keep partner insights aggregated (never individual-level).
Who are you?
Pick the path that matches your role and we will tailor the experience instantly.
Charities & Nonprofits
Charities & Nonprofits
Grow reach without adding staff.
- Get discovered from your public listings and events
- Reduce manual data entry and admin burden
- Understand demand with privacy-safe, aggregate signals
Researchers & Pharmaceutical Partners
Researchers & Pharmaceutical Partners
Ethical, aggregate-only insights.
- Understand access gaps and support patterns
- Designed to be aggregate-only, not individual-level
- Fund access and programs without monetizing individuals
Investors
Investors
Mission-driven growth with durable demand.
- Infrastructure play for fragmented cancer services
- Clear monetization via insights + premium workflows
- Transparent impact reporting and compliance guardrails
Week of February 2, 2026
Weekly update: review-ready signals + TEOS backfill tooling
Last week we shipped deterministic review-ready signals, TEOS Pub78 backfill tooling with operability metrics, and clearer evidence panels in Super Admin. We also split intake vs review-ready lanes to reduce publishing mistakes. This week we will stabilize these workflows, keep weekly updates current, and continue tightening ingestion guardrails.
Affected
More trustworthy review-ready signals
We shipped clearer, deterministic readiness signals so listings can be reviewed and updated with less uncertainty.
- Keep review-ready decisions explainable with evidence and privacy-safe signals.
- Keep listings fresh by monitoring TEOS Pub78 inputs and safe backfills.
- Keep public language calm and conservative — no implied outcomes or medical claims.
Charities
Clearer evidence and safer review lanes
We added evidence panels and split intake vs review-ready queues so corrections are faster, safer, and easier to audit.
- Make review decisions auditable (who/when/why) with evidence context.
- Keep intake vs review-ready lanes clearly separated to reduce mistakes.
- Improve verification freshness checks so outdated signals are easier to spot.
Pharma
Privacy-first verification operations
We added TEOS backfill tooling and readiness signals while keeping sensitive identifiers hashed and out of public surfaces.
- Keep verification matching deterministic but privacy-minimal (hash-based; no raw EIN storage).
- Keep evidence panels limited to publish-safe fields and provenance.
- Avoid adding new user tracking as part of ingestion/verification work.
Investors
Operational reliability and governance
We improved operability for TEOS backfills and made readiness signals explicit so reviews are easier to audit and explain.
- Keep weekly updates current on a predictable UTC Monday cadence.
- Reduce deploy surprises by catching preventable drift early and keeping changes auditable.
- Keep verification sources fresh and visible to operators (status + backfill metrics).
General
What changed (and what’s next)
Last week we shipped review-ready signals, TEOS backfill tooling, and clearer evidence panels. Next, we will stabilize these workflows and keep the public updates current and consistent.
- Publish progress in plain language without implying medical advice or guaranteed outcomes.
- Keep the public directory experience stable during rollout (feature flags + safe fallbacks).
- Refresh weekly updates on schedule and keep sources consistent so deploys don’t fail on preventable drift.