A collective · Non-profit organization
Nobody should go through cancer at 30 without their people around them. Tumour.me is a collective for 18-to-39-year-olds facing cancer, and for those close to them. Free for the patient, always.
“Eight months on the other side of the table. I’m not taking this treatment break to recover. I’m taking it to build what I was missing when it was my turn.”
Between 18 and 39, cancer lands in the middle of everything: school, career, kids, love. The system treats the disease, and does it well. That leaves the other twenty-three hours of the day. The ones where you explain it all again to everyone, where the people who love you want to help and go in circles.
On Tumour.me, the patient opens a Cocoon, a space they control. They put down what they are living through and name what they need. Their Circle responds with concrete gestures, at the right moment. The patient never pays.
Le collectif Tumour.me is a non-profit organization. Founding foundations hand access to their patients. Dr. Ramy Saleh, an oncologist at the MUHC, provides medical direction. Research runs alongside, because good intentions are not enough: we need to be able to show what it changes.
The patient puts down what they are living through.
Their people see what they need.
They respond, concretely, at the right moment.
May 2026
End of chemotherapy and 28 radiotherapy sessions. Dr. Ramy Saleh, oncologist at the MUHC, joins as medical director.
June 2026
Research protocol submitted to the MUHC research ethics board. Langlois law firm supports the legal structuring.
August 25, 2026
The collective is incorporated as a non-profit, with a first board of three directors.
October 5, 2026
Pilot opens with the founding foundations. Goal: 150 patients, about 450 people including their supporters.
“Tumour.me is a creative, forward-thinking initiative that uses artificial intelligence for the common good.”
“Your initiative is thoughtful, relevant, comforting.”
Seventeen foundations chose to build with us from day one. They support the pilot and hand activation codes to their patients.
Foundation, health institution, sponsor or donor: this collective is funded by partners who believe nobody should go through this alone. If that is you, let’s talk.