Features

Built for the cancer journey.
Every step of the way.

Luna Navigator goes far beyond generic AI — with specialized features designed exclusively for patients and families navigating cancer.

Cancer-Specific Intelligence

Built exclusively on oncology knowledge — not a repurposed general AI. Luna understands diagnoses, staging, treatment protocols, and the emotional weight of the journey.

Personalized Guidance

Answers tailored to your specific cancer type, stage, and treatment plan. What works for someone else may not apply to you — Luna knows the difference.

Plain-Language Explanations

Complex oncology terms decoded into clear, reassuring language. No jargon, no confusion — just information you can actually use and share.

24/7 Availability

Anxiety doesn't follow office hours. Luna is available around the clock — at 2am before a scan, or mid-afternoon between appointments.

Collaborative Support

Invite loved ones to your Luna space. Share conversations, align on decisions, and navigate together as a team — not in isolation.

Memory & Continuity

Luna remembers your history, preferences, and past questions. Every conversation builds on the last — no repeating yourself, ever.

See It In Action

Clear answers when you
need them most

Luna doesn't just answer questions — it provides context, reassurance, and next steps in language anyone can understand.

  • Answers tailored to your specific diagnosis
  • Always compassionate, never clinical
  • Follow-up questions welcomed — always

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My oncologist mentioned FOLFOX chemotherapy. What side effects should I watch for?
FOLFOX is a common regimen for colorectal cancer. The most common side effects include nausea, fatigue, and a tingling or cold sensitivity in your hands and feet. The cold sensitivity often starts early, so avoiding cold drinks in the first few days after treatment can help. Would you like tips for managing nausea?
Yes please — and is it safe to exercise?
The Full Journey

Luna is with you
every step of the way

From the moment of diagnosis to life after treatment, Luna provides personalized, 24/7 support at every phase of the cancer journey.

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Diagnosis

A diagnosis can feel like the ground shifts beneath you. Luna helps you make sense of pathology reports, imaging results, and staging — translating medical language into words you can actually understand and share with loved ones.

How Luna helps at this stage

  • Decode your pathology & biopsy report
  • Understand cancer staging & what it means
  • Prepare questions for your oncologist
  • Help your family understand the diagnosis
  • Explore second opinion options

“Luna helped me understand my diagnosis report in plain terms. For the first time, I felt like I could actually have a real conversation with my doctor.”

— Sarah M., Breast Cancer Patient

Luna in action — Diagnosis
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Cancer-specific AI · 24/7

Diagnosis conversation
I just received my biopsy results and I am overwhelmed. My report says Stage IIB adenocarcinoma. Where do I even start?
Stage IIB adenocarcinoma means the cancer has grown beyond the initial site but has not spread to distant organs — which is important. Based on this staging, your oncologist will likely discuss a combination of surgery, chemotherapy, and possibly radiation. The most important next step is asking for a referral to a thoracic oncologist and requesting genomic testing of your tumor tissue. Would you like help preparing questions for your first oncology appointment?

Ask a follow-up:

What is genomic testing?How do I get a second opinion?
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examples of ways Luna Navigator can help

Every topic Luna covers is grounded in Navexio's clinical knowledge. Filter by your cancer type to see what Luna can help you with.

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Diagnostics

Understanding Your Pathology Report

Decoding terms like "Grade 3," "ER+/HER2−," or "Ki-67 index" so you know exactly what your biopsy results mean for your treatment options.

BreastOvarianProstate+1 more
BiopsyTumor markersStaging
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Genomics

Genomic Testing & Targeted Therapy

How tests like FoundationOne, OncotypeDX, or BRCA sequencing can unlock therapies tailored specifically to your tumor's genetic makeup.

BreastOvarianLung+1 more
BRCANGS testingBiomarkers
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Treatment

Comparing Chemotherapy Regimens

Side-by-side breakdowns of common protocols like FOLFOX, FOLFIRI, AC-T, or R-CHOP — what to expect and how to prepare for each cycle.

ColorectalBreastBlood+1 more
Chemo cyclesSide effectsProtocols
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Clinical Trials

Navigating Clinical Trial Eligibility

Understanding Phase I, II, and III trials, how to find open studies via ClinicalTrials.gov, and what questions to ask your oncologist about eligibility.

LungPancreaticBlood+1 more
Phase trialsEligibilityEnrollment
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Survivorship

Life After Treatment

Surveillance schedules, managing long-term side effects, nutrition during recovery, and how to talk to your care team about recurrence monitoring.

BreastColorectalProstate+1 more
Follow-up careRecurrenceWellness
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Decision Support

Preparing for Your Oncology Appointment

The right questions to ask at each appointment — from diagnosis to second opinions to end-of-treatment planning — so you leave with clarity.

BreastLungColorectal+4 more
Second opinionCare planningQuestions
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Treatment

Hormone Therapy & Endocrine Treatment

Understanding how treatments like tamoxifen, aromatase inhibitors, or ADT work — and managing their side effects over the long term.

BreastProstateOvarian
TamoxifenADTSide effects
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Diagnostics

Making Sense of Imaging Results

CT, PET, MRI — what each scan is measuring, what "stable disease" or "partial response" means, and how to interpret your radiology report.

LungPancreaticColorectal+2 more
CT scanPET scanRadiology
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Genomics

Understanding PSA & Tumor Markers

How biomarkers like PSA, CA-125, CEA, and AFP are used to monitor cancer progression, treatment response, and recurrence risk.

ProstateOvarianColorectal+1 more
PSACA-125CEAMonitoring
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Comparison

Luna vs. Generic AI Tools

Not all AI is created equal — especially when it matters most.

Feature
Luna Navigator
General AI Tools
Oncology-specific knowledge
Personalized to your journey
Limited
Memory & context continuity
Limited
Designed for patients
Multi-user / family collaboration
Plain-language explanations
Varies
Emotionally supportive tone

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