
My Chemo Diary
Cancer & chemotherapy tracker
About
This app helps cancer patients and caregivers organize daily treatment details, symptoms, and health metrics. It provides a centralized place to track well-being, manage schedules, and store medical documents, offering a narrative view of daily progress.
What's New in My Chemo Diary
1.6.6
August 28, 2026
Small polish for a smoother experience. - Usability and stability improvements
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FAQ
What is My Chemo Diary used for?
My Chemo Diary is used to help people going through cancer treatment organize daily care details, track symptoms, meals, hydration, temperature, weight, sleep, and pain medication. It also helps keep treatment schedules close at hand.
Can My Chemo Diary store medical documents?
Yes, My Chemo Diary allows for the storage of medical documents such as lab results and prescriptions. It also features OCR-assisted extraction for photographed medical documents.
Does My Chemo Diary sync across devices?
Yes, My Chemo Diary supports iCloud sync through CloudKit, allowing you to keep your data consistent across your Apple devices.
What information can I record in My Chemo Diary?
You can record your condition, symptoms, meals (including appetite level and optional photos), hydration, temperature, weight, sleep, and pain medication. It also includes a treatment schedule timeline.
Is My Chemo Diary suitable for caregivers?
Yes, the app is designed for both patients and caregivers who need a simple way to remember and organize what happened between appointments.
Does My Chemo Diary replace professional medical advice?
No, My Chemo Diary is a record-keeping companion and does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or care team for diagnosis, treatment decisions, or urgent symptoms.
What devices does My Chemo Diary support?
My Chemo Diary currently supports iPhones. It is rated for ages 12 and up.
How often is My Chemo Diary updated?
The latest version, 1.6.6, was released on August 28, 2026. The app was initially released on May 4, 2026, indicating a relatively recent update cycle.



