This app exists because the spreadsheets were not enough.
NET cancer is managed in fragments — labs in one portal, injection dates in a notebook, symptom notes in a generic app, and food questions answered with broad advice that ignores anatomy, surgery, and cycle timing.
NET Tracker started from the question of what would happen if all of those signals lived in one place and something intelligent watched them together. It was built specifically for the NET community — not adapted from a general platform — and is meant to help patients and caregivers feel less blindsided and more prepared.