Built by clinicians,
for clinicians.

Radiation oncology has always been defined by innovation — from the first linear accelerator at Stanford in 1956, to IMRT and image guidance in the 2000s, to AI-driven adaptive planning today. Each generation pushed treatment precision forward. But through all of that progress, the tools clinicians use to document, decide, and communicate at the point of care never kept pace.

That's changing now.

We bring deep expertise across clinical medicine, medical physics, machine learning, and healthcare operations. But what drives us is simple: charting shouldn't be the hardest part of your day. We're building the tools that let oncologists focus on what they trained for — treating patients, not navigating paperwork.