Two ways to start. Both begin with your situation, not a sales pitch.
Most people should start with the free assessment. If you're facing a complex diagnosis or a high-stakes decision, you can talk to me directly.
The Cancer Battle Ready AI Assessment
Built from the same intake Martyn uses when someone calls him after a diagnosis. Answer a few questions and get:
- Your phase, and what matters most in it
- The main gaps in your current situation
- A starting plan: the first actions, in order
- A question list for your next appointment
- A plain-language summary for your care team
Work with Martyn one-on-one
For the situations where direct experience matters most:
- An aggressive or uncertain diagnosis
- Conflicting recommendations from different institutions
- A major decision point where the stakes feel too high to navigate alone
- Care that needs organizing across more than one facility
Martyn brings seven years of firsthand experience, his relationships with researchers and institutions, and the personal involvement no automated system can replicate.
Request a conversation with Martyn →Take the assessment. It will tell you.
Your answers show whether your situation is well served by a structured plan you can follow yourself, or whether it's the kind of case where Martyn's direct involvement would make a real difference. If it's the second, the assessment will point you to him.
Questions, answered.
What happens after I take the assessment?
You get your personalized result right away: your phase, your gaps, a starting plan, and a question list for your next appointment. Based on your answers, it also recommends the right next step for your situation.
What does working with Martyn directly look like?
It starts with a conversation about your situation: your diagnosis, the options in front of you, and where you feel stuck. From there, Martyn will tell you honestly whether and how he can help.
Does Martyn give medical advice?
No. Martyn is a survivor who has navigated this himself and helped others do the same. He helps you get organized, understand your options, and prepare for decisions you make with your medical team. He never replaces your doctors or your treatment.
Can a family member reach out on someone's behalf?
Yes. Caregivers and family members are welcome to take the assessment or request a conversation for the person they're supporting.
What to do first, next, and after that.
Answer a few questions and get a structured plan built around your diagnosis and your phase, free, in about five minutes.
Start the free assessment →