Every cancer treatment
has a molecular target.
Your nutrition should too.

Cancer starts with genetic mutations. So does your nutrition strategy. addon maps how everyday foods interact with the same genes driving your disease.

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From molecular profile to meal plan.

addon builds a map of your cancer's biology β€” the genes, pathways, and drug targets involved β€” then surfaces which foods and supplements interact with them.

01 β€” Genes & pathways identified

Map Your Cancer

HER2 Breast Cancer
PIK3CA β€” gain-of-function, 30%
TP53 β€” loss-of-function, 63%
Treatment: Paclitaxel

02 β€” Against your specific biology

Score Compounds

Genistein activates Mitotic Prometaphase
Paclitaxel also targets this pathway via TUBB2B
β†’ Genistein supports drug mechanism

03 β€” Eat, avoid, and why

Your Results

βœ“ Grape Leaves β€” Genistein (aligned)
βœ“ Pumpkin Seeds β€” Ξ³-Linolenic Acid
βœ— 772 drug interactions flagged

Treatment and nutrition share the same biology.

Cancer drugs work by targeting specific genes and molecular pathways. What most patients don't realize is that everyday foods and supplements act on those very same targets β€” sometimes reinforcing treatment, sometimes interfering with it.

We brought the rigor of precision oncology to nutrition.

  • Food, supplement, and drug interactions mapped at the gene and pathway level
  • Drug–nutrient conflict detection tailored to your specific regimen
  • Personalized recommendations based on your cancer's molecular profile
DocetaxelDrugTUBB1GeneCiliumAssemblyPathwayFolic AcidCompoundPomeloFoodWDR35Mutated 7%ProstateAdenocarcinomatargetsin pathwaycontainsinhibitsBoth convergeDocetaxel inhibits tubulin polymerization via TUBB1 to disruptcilium assembly in prostate cancer cells. Folic Acid independentlysuppresses the same pathway, reinforcing the drug's mechanism.

β–  Evidence Chain β€” From Food to Treatment Target

Grape LeavescontainsGenisteintargets geneTUBB2BinMitotic Prometaphase← targeted byPaclitaxel

Genistein, a compound in grape leaves, acts on the same gene β€” TUBB2B β€” as the chemotherapy drug Paclitaxel. Both operate within the mitotic arrest pathway. addon's knowledge graph holds millions of these connections. When you enter your diagnosis, it pulls the ones that matter to you.

What to eat shouldn't
be guesswork.

Built for patients and caregivers who need clarity, not more opinions.

Pathway-Level Mapping

Maps your cancer's mutated genes to the molecular pathways they affect, then identifies foods and supplements that interact at each node.

Drug-Nutrient Conflict Alerts

Flags conflicts between your treatment regimen and foods or supplements β€” before they reach your plate.

Adaptive Treatment Sync

Recommendations recalibrate as your treatment evolves. Switch regimens, add a medication β€” your plan updates automatically.

Traceable Clinical Reports

Generate shareable reports for your care team with full evidence trails for every recommendation.

Wherever you are in your
cancer journey.

addon adapts to your stage β€” whether you're in active treatment, recovery, or managing long-term risk.

On Treatment

Undergoing chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or targeted therapy and need to know which foods support β€” or interfere with β€” your regimen.

After Treatment

In remission or recovery, looking for evidence-based nutrition to reduce the risk of recurrence and support long-term health.

High Risk

Carrying genetic mutations or family history that elevates cancer risk, seeking proactive dietary guidance grounded in molecular science.

Supportive Care

In supportive or palliative care where active treatment is no longer an option, focused on quality of life through informed nutrition.

Precision medicine changed how we treat cancer. It's time it changed how we eat.

See how your specific cancer type connects to the foods and supplements in your life β€” for free.

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