The Breasties Cancer Community

The Breasties Cancer Community

Connection, Events & Resources

301 ratings
6 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 9, 2022
  • January 23, 2026

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Connect with others impacted by breast and gynecologic cancers. Share experiences, join groups, attend events, and access resources in a safe and supportive community.

Activity feed
Groups based on experience
Connect with others
Community-led events
Direct chat
Experience-based resources
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What's New in The Breasties Cancer Community

4.87.1

January 23, 2026

Feature improvements and bug fixes

User reviews

My sister’s keeper

Together we can achieve much! I was given a diagnosis but I am not alone and that means a lot. Grateful for this tool and to be able to communicate and in some small way assist others. Thank you!

Wonderful app!

Extremely helpful app, with a lot of good advice & wonderful people! Game changer in not feeling so alone in this very scary world that is a breast cancer diagnosis.

Eh

If you need a boost of positivity as you navigate breast cancer, I suppose you might find this app useful. But if you need concrete evidence based information and real support, I suggest looking elsewhere like reddit or breastcancer.org. The interface for this app is terrible for recalling messages and looking up information. It’s very Gen Z toxic positivity-oriented. They say they foster inclusive community but will bash anyone that has a difference of opinion.
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Eh

If you need a boost of positivity as you navigate breast cancer, I suppose you might find this app useful. But if you need concrete evidence, information, and real support, I suggest looking elsewhere like reddit or breastcancer.org. The interface for this app is terrible for recalling messages and looking up information. It’s very Gen Z toxic positivity-oriented.
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Great community, minimal app

The community is unmatched! I wish the groups had descriptions on them. The Lounge group, for example, is designed for casual convo, but it tends to turn into advice seeking / serious discussions that are meant to be reserved for other groups (ie Survivor). I think that’s simply because the group descriptions aren’t in the group pages and members don’t know.
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FAQ

What is The Breasties Cancer Community app?

The Breasties Cancer Community app is a free platform designed to connect individuals impacted by breast and gynecologic cancers. It provides a space to share experiences, find support, join groups, attend events, and access resources relevant to various stages of diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship.

What are the key features of The Breasties app?

Key features include a customized activity feed, groups tailored to specific experiences like survivorship or fertility, the ability to find and connect with other 'Breasties', information on community-led events, direct chat functionality, and access to real, experience-based resources from patients and experts.

Is The Breasties app free to use?

Yes, The Breasties Cancer Community app is completely free to download and use. The organization is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering through connection and resources, with no cost to its members.

Who is this app for?

This app is for anyone impacted by breast and gynecologic cancers, regardless of age, stage, or diagnosis. This includes survivors, previvors, thrivers, carevivors, and those navigating risk assessment, prevention, treatment, surgery, recurrence, or caregiving.

How does the app ensure user safety and privacy?

The app prioritizes user comfort and control with features like customizable content visibility and a robust privacy policy created by a global health privacy expert. Team members are verified, and there is a zero-tolerance policy for bullying or abusive behavior.