When your child is seriously ill, the information becomes its own crisis — scattered across inboxes, patient portals, and notebooks at 3 a.m. Bloom pulls it all into one clear, private place, so you can spend your energy on your child instead of the chaos.
Bloom was built by a father, in the middle of the fight — coordinating his young son's relapsed Ewing sarcoma care across three continents, dozens of clinical trials, and a mountain of scans and reports.
No tool existed for that. So he built one — and he's giving it to every family who comes next, for free.
The pieces you're juggling by hand, organized the way a caregiver actually thinks.
Every doctor, center, and contact — with who said what, and what's next.
Track options, eligibility, sites and status. Print a clean, current list for your oncologist in one tap.
The whole treatment history — chemo, surgery, radiation, imaging — in order, at a glance.
Pathology, reports, and imaging, all linked and findable when a new center asks.
Capture every question the moment it hits you, so nothing is forgotten at the next appointment.
Who you've contacted, what they replied, and what still needs a follow-up.
Bloom runs in your browser and keeps your information on your own device. No accounts. No servers collecting your child's diagnosis. No tracking. Because it's open source under the MIT license, anyone can inspect exactly what it does — and adapt it.
Bloom is really just a structure for the fight. Swap in any diagnosis and it adapts.
It started with one rare pediatric cancer, but the chaos is the same for every serious diagnosis. Bloom is designed so any family — any disease — can pick it up and make it their own.
Bloom ships with a ready-made Copilot prompt — paste it into Claude or ChatGPT together with your Bloom data, and the AI becomes a rigorous research-and-coordination partner: finding and vetting clinical trials, summarizing doctor replies, and prepping your questions for the next visit. The same "war room" a parent built during his own child's fight — packaged for you.
Pure Python 3 — no install, no dependencies. Searches ClinicalTrials.gov right from your terminal.
The bloom command — search trials, launch the app, print the AI prompt. Python 3, zero dependencies.
A ready-made prompt that turns Claude or ChatGPT into your research & coordination partner.
Free, open source, and made for the people walking the hardest road. If it helps your family the way it helped ours, that's the whole point.