Draft:Soothe Note
Cancer patient and caregiver tracking tool.
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Soothe Note is a mobile health application designed to support cancer patients and their caregivers. The app focuses on daily symptom tracking, caregiver coordination, and preparation for medical appointments.
| Soothe Note | |
|---|---|
| Developers | Teddy Aaron, Brynn Forlizzi |
| Initial release | 2026 |
| Platform | iOS |
| Type | Health application |
| License | Freeware |
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The application was developed in 2026 by Teddy Aaron and Brynn Forlizzi, two students from Greenwich, Connecticut. According to coverage by the Daily Voice, the idea for Soothe Note emerged from their personal experiences with cancer, with Forlizzi as a patient and Aaron as a caregiver.[1]
Overview
Soothe Note allows users to log daily health information such as mood, symptoms, medication use, and energy levels. The app also includes tools for tracking appointments and organizing notes for medical visits. Data collected through daily entries can be compiled into summaries intended to assist communication during doctor appointments.
The platform includes a caregiver-sharing feature, which enables patients to provide selected access to their health updates through a secure code system. Additional features include trend tracking and basic wellness support tools.
Development
The concept for Soothe Note originated in late 2025, when Aaron and Forlizzi began discussing ways to improve how patients and caregivers manage information during cancer treatment while they were still high school students.[2]
Teddy Aaron has been described as a serial entrepreneur and has founded multiple businesses.[3]
The app was released on the Apple App Store in 2026 as a free download. According to its developers, the application emphasizes simplicity, privacy, and ease of use during periods of low energy or high stress.
Reception
Coverage of Soothe Note has focused on its origins and intended use for patients and caregivers. The Daily Voice described the app as a tool designed to help users "take back small pieces of control" during cancer treatment.[4]