How OncoVOIS works

From medical reports to a clearer cancer journey.

Seven guided steps. You stay in control at every one, and your oncologist stays at the centre of your care.

Upload your reports
Add pathology, scans, molecular tests, blood tests or discharge summaries as a photo or PDF.
You: Choose which reports to add.
AI reads and organises the information
OncoVOIS identifies each document type and pulls out the clinically important details.
You: Nothing to do. This takes a moment.
You review important extracted details
Check what OncoVOIS read before anything is saved. Correct anything that looks wrong.
You: Confirm or correct each key detail.
Your structured Cancer Profile is created
Diagnosis, stage, biomarkers, treatments and results, organised in one place with sources.
You: See your profile take shape.
OncoVOIS identifies information that may be missing
For example a biomarker that was not found in your reports, or an outdated scan.
You: Decide what to ask your doctor about.
Explore treatments, trials and costs Coming soon
See options, potentially relevant trials and verified cost estimates, each clearly labelled.
You: Save what you want to discuss.
Prepare questions and next steps with your oncologist
Get a checklist and a visit pack you can share with your care team.
You: Take it to your next appointment.

Your profile improves as your journey continues.

Each new pathology report, scan, prescription or molecular test can update your timeline. OncoVOIS compares what is new with what came before.

Illustrative timeline, not a real patient.

Getting a clear report photo
Flat surface, good light, all pages, nothing cropped. PDFs from the hospital work best.
If a page cannot be read
OncoVOIS tells you which page, and never guesses. Unreadable details stay marked as not found.
Consent comes first
You choose what is processed and who can see it, and you can change your mind at any time.