I share the AI tools I use during cancer treatment — what works, what doesn't, and how to try them yourself. Built by someone going through it. No medical advice. No bullshit.
These are the AI tools I've built for myself during chemo. Each one has a page explaining what it does, how I set it up, and how you could try something similar.
A daily tracker that logs your symptoms and pulls in WHOOP wearable stats — sleep, recovery, strain, HRV. Compare across chemo cycles, spot patterns, and stop panicking at 2am when something feels wrong.
Keep track of every pill, injection, and supplement — and make sure none of them are trying to kill each other. Coordinates with your chemo cycle so you always know what to take and when.
Every hospital letter, blood test, and consultant note in one searchable place. Ask it questions about your own medical history and get instant answers.
Over time, I'd like this to become a library of ideas that anyone can try — and ideally contribute to.
Life is busy at the moment with a lot going on — so I'm constantly rethinking how I do this based on feedback. For now, the best way I can help is by sharing what works for me.
Read the BlogBrowse the tools I've built and use daily to manage my own chemo, medications, and medical records.
Each tool page shows how it works, what it tracks, and how to set up your own version.
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The blog is where I share everything — new tools, treatment updates, what's working and what isn't. If you want to know what FC:AI is doing right now, start here.
Today I launched Known & Cited. Tomorrow I'm back in the chemo chair. Here's the cancer side of the story.
Off chemo, rethinking AI, annoyed by WHOOP, struggling with keto, and not posting for the sake of posting.
The patterns, improvements, and honest results from one of the most detailed real-world AI chemo tracking logs.
What happens when you combine chemo, steroids, and an Amazon account with zero impulse control.
Diagnosed with Stage 4 colorectal cancer in 2021. Incurable but manageable — on indefinite treatment with no end date. Almost 20 years in PR and communications. FC:AI started as an attempt to build tools for others, but it's evolved into something simpler and more honest: sharing what I use, how I use it, and what's actually helping.
The blog is where I share everything. The tools pages show what I've built for myself. Over time, I'd love this to become a community library that others can contribute to.
Read My StoryI also run a business
Helping companies understand how AI sees them. Different project, same person.
⚕️ FC:AI does not offer medical advice. These are practical management and tracking tools. Your medical team handles the medicine.