Your treatment,
in one place.
Course keeps your cycles, appointments, care team, results and documents together, built on the doses you log in Dose. For cancer treatment, immunotherapy and long-term conditions.

See the pattern in your cycles.
Log how you feel as you go. Course lines every cycle up day by day, so the hard days stop being a surprise and you can plan around them.
The symptom clock shows the hours too: when nausea or fatigue tends to arrive, next to the doses you took. Blank means nothing was logged, never that nothing happened.
Every appointment, ready.
Your next visit, the questions you want answered, and everything that happened since the last one. Bring it on your phone, or print the summary.
- Can I take ondansetron the day after infusion? (Asked)
- Is the mouth soreness worth calling about?
- What does the magnesium result mean for cycle 5?
- Dr Ines VargaMedical oncology
- Northshore infusion suiteInfusion nursing
- Dr Paul OkaforPrimary care
- DanaCaregiver
Paperwork, read for you.
Letters, portal screenshots and lab PDFs pile up fast. Add them as they arrive and Course does the reading.
- Step 1Add it
Take a photo of a letter, save a screenshot from a patient portal, or upload a PDF.
- Step 2Course reads it
Dates, doses, results and names are pulled out and shown to you, with the page they came from.
- Step 3You decide
Add what is right to your record, fix what is not, or skip it.
The whole course, at a glance.
Treatment phases, cycles, scans, appointments, lab trends, symptoms and documents on one timeline. Zoom from the whole year down to a single day, or export a range for a second opinion.
Kept in your account.
Your record stays in your account. Course has no sharing feature, so it does not share your record with other people. You can export your record. To have it deleted, contact us. Sign in with Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook or a passkey, and add multi-factor authentication.
Built on Dose.
A dose you mark as taken in the Course pillbox is counted in your Dose concentration curve. Doses you log in Dose stay in Dose.
Explore DoseKynytyx keeps the record. It is not a medical device: it reads data from the devices and services you already use, and does not give medical advice. Decisions about treatment belong with your care team.