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For people with glioma — and their loved ones

Your history, your questions, your knowledge — in one place.

GlioBridge helps you record diagnosis, medications, seizures and lab values in an organised way, look up technical terms from medical reports and prepare for doctor's appointments — all the way to a finished doctor's report as a PDF.

View demoHow it works
  • Not a medical device: no diagnosis, no assessment
  • Servers in Germany
  • Export as PDF, spreadsheet or complete data archive – and deletion by you

Übersicht

Arztbericht für den nächsten Termin

Zeitraum 01.07. – 30.09.2026

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2

Medikamente

4

Anfälle

7

Check-ins

4

Laborwerte

2

Termine

5

Offene Fragen

Diagnose & Marker

Astrozytom, IDH-mutiert

ZNS-WHO-Grad 2 · 5 Marker dokumentiert

aus Befund
Example view with made-up dataNote: the app itself is currently only available in German.
What is GlioBridge?

Order for a time when a lot is happening at once

For people with a glioma — especially IDH-mutant astrocytomas and oligodendrogliomas — and for family members who want to help think things through.

  1. 1

    Document

    Diagnosis and markers with their source, medications, seizures, check-ins and lab values in one place — instead of spread across notes, photos and folders.

  2. 2

    Understand

    243 knowledge articles and a glossary explain terms from medical reports and doctors' letters — in general terms, clearly and without assessing your individual case.

  3. 3

    Prepare

    Collect questions, plan appointments and create an organised PDF report for your next consultation.

What GlioBridge looks like

A look inside the app — with sample data

All views show a made-up example person. In the demo you can click through without an account.

Diagnosis and markers — with their source

Record tumour type, grade and molecular markers exactly as they appear in the report. Every entry shows where it comes from.

  • Source: from a report, confirmed by a doctor, patient-reported or unknown
  • “Unknown” does not mean “negative”
  • Store reports as documents
View in the demo

Diagnose & Marker

Tumorart

Astrozytom, IDH-mutiert

ZNS-WHO-Grad 2 · frontal links · Erstdiagnose 03/2025

aus Befund

IDH1

Mutation nachgewiesen (R132H) · Immunhistochemie

aus Befund

1p/19q

keine Kodeletion · FISH

aus Befund

MGMT-Promotor

methyliert

Patientenangabe

ATRX

Expressionsverlust · Immunhistochemie

aus Befund

Ki-67

ca. 8 %

unbekannt
From everyday life

What GlioBridge is meant for

Not modules, but moments: how GlioBridge helps in typical situations.

The path through the illness

Tools and knowledge for every phase

Every course is different. Many people go through these phases — at different speeds and in a different order.

  1. 1Diagnosis

    What happens
    Many new terms, many documents, many conversations.
    What GlioBridge does
    Record the diagnosis, store reports, collect first questions.
    Related knowledge: Diagnosis

  2. 2Understanding the report

    What happens
    Pathology and MRI reports contain technical language and molecular markers.
    What GlioBridge does
    Document markers with their source, look up terms.
    Related knowledge: Understanding the report

  3. 3Treatment

    What happens
    Surgery, radiotherapy, medications — appointments and plans change.
    What GlioBridge does
    Medication plan and changes, side effects, appointments.
    Related knowledge: Treatment

  4. 4Everyday life

    What happens
    Fatigue, work, applications, family — life goes on.
    What GlioBridge does
    Daily check-ins, seizures and auras, questions for later.
    Related knowledge: Everyday life

  5. 5Follow-up

    What happens
    Regular MRI scans and doctor's appointments.
    What GlioBridge does
    Summarise a period, sort questions, doctor's report as PDF.
    Related knowledge: Follow-up

  6. 6Over the years

    What happens
    Over time, a history builds up that nobody can keep in their head any more.
    What GlioBridge does
    Everything in one place, exportable as a file and shareable with family members.
    Related knowledge: Over the years
Down to the molecular level

The molecular markers, too — cleanly documented

With glioma the details matter: GlioBridge also records IDH status, 1p/19q co-deletion, MGMT and more — each with its source. Documentation and order, not medical assessment.

Every entry carries its source: from a report, confirmed by a doctor, patient-reported or unknown.

IDH1 enzyme with the R132H mutation — real crystal structure (RCSB PDB 3INM)

Example profile

IDH1
Mutation nachgewiesen (R132H)aus Befund
1p/19q
keine Kodeletionaus Befund
MGMT-Promotor
methyliertPatientenangabe
ATRX
Expressionsverlustaus Befund
Ki-67
ca. 8 %unbekannt
The result

A doctor's report that organises your entries

For a period you choose, your entries become an organised PDF — factual, with the source of every entry and with your questions at the end.

  1. 1Summary: diagnosis and markers with their source
  2. 2Seizures and auras in the period
  3. 3Daily check-ins
  4. 4Side effects
  5. 5Medications
  6. 6Lab values with reference range
  7. 7Documents
  8. 8Your questions for the care team
View sample report

Patient documentation, not medical assessment.

Patient documentation for a doctor's appointment

Period: 01 Jul – 30 Sep 2026

PDF
Diagnosis
Astrocytoma, IDH-mut. · Grade 2
Seizures
4 in the period
Medications
2 in the plan
Lab values
4 values with reference
Questions
5 for the appointment

Sample data · Not a medical device · every entry with its source

Knowledge

Clear answers to the questions that follow a diagnosis

243 articles in 10 topic hubs and a glossary — explained in general terms, with a last-updated date, without assessing your individual case.

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Trust

Your data. Your decision.

Health data needs special protection. Here is what applies — and on the trust page, also what is still missing.

  • Servers in GermanyHosted by Hetzner in Germany. Every connection is encrypted via HTTPS.
  • Separated from everyone else — shared only by invitationEvery vault is strictly separated. Family members only get access by invitation, which can be time-limited and revoked at any time.
  • Export and deletionYou can export your data at any time as a health record (PDF), as spreadsheets (Excel/CSV) or as a complete data archive including your documents – and delete it yourself.
  • No AI working with your health dataNo AI analysis runs in the vault. No advertising, no tracking in the vault.
  • Research strictly separatedThe internal research area works only with public data and has no access to vaults.
  • Encrypted backupsDaily encrypted backups with regular restore tests.
Everything about privacy and security

What GlioBridge is not

  • GlioBridge does not replace a doctor.
  • GlioBridge makes no diagnosis and does not assess values or symptoms.
  • GlioBridge does not recommend any therapy or dosage.
  • GlioBridge is not an emergency service. In an emergency, call 112.

GlioBridge organises information and makes it easier to understand. The medical judgement stays with the care team.

Frequent questions

Short and clear

Is GlioBridge a medical device?

No. GlioBridge documents and explains — it makes no diagnosis, gives no treatment recommendation and assesses no risks. The medical judgement stays with the care team.

What happens to my data?

Your data is stored on servers in Germany, is not sold and is only shared with people you invite yourself. What exactly applies — and what has not been implemented yet — is set out on the Trust page.

Do I need an account?

Not for the demo: it shows GlioBridge with sample data. For your own history you create an account, with a sign-in link by email or with a password.

More answers in the FAQ.

Take your time to look at GlioBridge

The demo shows diagnosis, medications, seizures, labs, questions and the doctor's report with sample data — no account needed, and nothing is saved.

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