Fight Together helps you keep track of chemotherapy one day at a time: where you are in your cycle, how you're feeling, what you ate, and the questions you want to ask. It's free, and everything you type stays on this phone or computer. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Caring for someone else? This works the same way; just enter their schedule.
Start under More → Setup: pick a regimen, enter your day-1 date, and this tile will tell you where you are in your cycle every morning. One day at a time.
Thirty seconds. The full form is under Check-in.
Don't wait until morning for any of these. Day or night, call the oncology line or go to the ER.
Tap a day to open its check-in. ● means a check-in exists.
Eating well during chemo is less about perfect choices and more about getting enough in, safely, on the days that are hard. Your care team's instructions always come first; these are starting points.
Set up your cycle to see suggestions for today's phase.
Chemo lowers the white blood cells that fight infection. A stomach bug that is a nuisance for someone else can be dangerous for you. These habits prevent most of it.
Gentle, low-fat recipes built for chemo: cooked through, soft on the gut, flavored with ginger, garlic, scallion, and broth instead of chili or heavy sauces. Pin the ones you want handy, like or dislike so you remember next cycle, and share any recipe with one link.
How you cook matters as much as what you cook. Moist, gentle heat keeps fat low, avoids charring, and is easier on a sore gut. Pin the methods you use most; like or dislike to remember what works in your kitchen.
Your own list. When something goes down easily on a bad day, write it here so you remember next cycle. When something sets off nausea or your gut, note that too.
Plan as much or as little as you like. Tap a recipe name in My recipes to insert it into a slot. The plan stays on this device.
Tap a recipe name to add it to the next empty slot in this week's plan.
Links we think are worth your time, organized by topic. Each topic has its own page you can share with one link. Your own links live under My links.
Videos, articles, or pages you want to keep or send to family. Stored on this device.
Questions you want to ask, what the doctor said, medications, phone numbers, how you felt. Anything you'd want to find again later.
Anti-nausea medicines are usually "certain days of each cycle", for example days 1-4. Ask your team for the exact schedule and copy it here.
Three ways to get a nudge. Use all of them; the calendar one is the most reliable.
On iPhone, notifications only work after the app is added to the home screen. Calendar reminders work either way.
Most recent first. Red marks values your team should hear about.
Each phase covers a range of cycle days. Add the phases your team describes: infusion, rough days, nadir, recovery, or anything else.
If a cycle starts late (low counts, a holiday), set its actual day-1 date here. Later cycles shift with it.
Each is rated 0-3 daily. Add your own (pain, constipation, rash, anxiety…).
Everything lives in this browser on this device. Back it up or move it to another phone with a file. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Fight Together was built by a family going through chemotherapy who wanted one calm place for the schedule, the symptoms, the food, and the questions. It is provided free by Win Elements, with no ads and no tracking. Sign-in is optional, for syncing between devices and sharing with a caregiver. Privacy. If it helps you, pass it on.
Install it like an app: on iPhone, tap Share then "Add to Home Screen". On Android, tap the menu then "Install app" or "Add to Home screen". Installed, it opens full-screen and keeps working without signal.
Fight Together organizes your own observations. It is not medical advice and never replaces calling your care team when something is wrong. Free and open source, provided by Win Elements; no accounts required, no tracking.
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Sync is optional. Without it, everything stays on this device. With it, your data appears on all your devices and, if you choose, for a caregiver. Sign in with your email; no password to remember.
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Deletes your account and all synced data right away. Data on this device is kept until you erase it under Setup.