LeanOn DE

Less chart-chasing. More conversation.

LeanOn prepares every oncology consultation. On your clinic's own hardware.

Why LeanOn exists

LeanOn was born from a cancer diagnosis in our own family and from the experience of fighting a second, avoidable battle beside the illness: the battle against the organisation of care. Nobody should be a passenger in their own treatment.

It is built with the discipline of safety-critical AI: rules decide, models phrase, and every failure mode has a defined safe state. Oncology is long-term medicine; LeanOn is the tool finally built for that.

What concretely improves

Appointments

Before: chemo and radiation series arrive by paper slip, phone call and hallway conversation. Nobody holds them bundled in view.

With LeanOn: appointment series created in minutes, with per-visit preparation and the aftercare plan as a visible future.

Symptoms

Before: pain, weight, fever live on sticky notes and in memory. At the appointment, exactly what the decision needed is missing.

With LeanOn: a diary with trends and clear escalation paths: "I need timely feedback", with confirmation of receipt.

Documents

Before: findings and letters scatter across paper folders, emails and portals that cover only one clinic.

With LeanOn: a document vault with deliberate sharing. Private stays private.

The care team

Before: reconstructing histories, retyping notes, asking about progressions between door and hallway.

With LeanOn: a prepared overview before every visit: trends, self-report, rule-based warnings. Continuity without extra work.

One minute a day

A patient, call her Emma, logs her day from the sofa in the evening: pain, nausea, fatigue, plus temperature, weight and a note in her own words. No mandatory form: a single value is a valid entry.

Pattern, not snapshot

Entries become a course: curves with treatment context, temperature and weight beside them. Urgency is decided exclusively by deterministic, inspectable thresholds (fever, persistent pain, weight loss), never by a language model. Every warning names the rule that triggered it.

The prepared morning

Dr. Schmidt sees what has happened since the last visit before the first appointment: urgent reports, overdue aftercare, pinned notes, before the first chart is opened. The first minutes belong to the conversation again, not to reconstruction.

A loop that closes

What mattered at the last visit lies on top at the next: pin a note, address it in the appointment, share it with the patient. That one motion (pin, resolve, report back) is the whole product in a single gesture.

Inside your walls

The AI runs on the same server in your building; every generation writes an audit entry naming the model. There is no cloud account; patient data is processed and stored on your clinic's own hardware. The audit log is a screen, not a promise.

See it for yourself

We will walk you through LeanOn personally, synthetic data only, unlocked for your appointment.

LeanOn is in its pilot phase. Every clinic runs its own instance: self-hosted, on its own hardware, with local AI. There is no central cloud holding patient data.