Show HN: Vivonco – match patient's cancer reports to targeted drugs and trials

Rohan, a developer who previously worked in cancer care in India and spent 7 years in Bay Area tech, released Vivonco, a free app that ingests patient cancer reports — pathology, scans, gene tests and phone photos — and returns a tactical plan drawn from US, European and Indian care guidelines. Vivonco lists targeted drugs matched to gene changes with FDA status, options beyond standard care, missing tests and matching clinical trials, and uses "gpt 5.6 luna" as its backbone model. The developer says every line traces to the reports or a primary source, with unreported details flagged as missing, and is soliciting feedback and bug reports.

Hi HN. I made a lightweight app where you can add patient's cancer reports pathology, scans, gene tests, even phone photos and get a tactical plan based on care guidelines from US, Europe, India. The plan has precise, targeted drugs for their gene changes with FDA status, options beyond standard care, missing tests and matching trials. I've made sure every line traces to the reports or a primary source, and anything the reports don't say shows as missing. Have kept it free for now. It's pretty new, has gpt 5.6 luna as the backbone, has a bunch of evals written, so feedback and bug reports are very welcome. PS: Pls email rohan@vivonco.com if you want to work together on precision oncology research. Rohan prev worked in cancer care in india, 7 years in the Bay Area in tech, Stanford Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50378094 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50378094 Points: 1 Comments: 0