FixYou
The USPSTF and ACS publish thorough cancer screening guidelines, but they're dense and scattered across dozens of pages. What you actually need depends on your age, sex, family history, smoking status, and other factors. Most people, including me until recently, simply don't know what they should be getting checked for. I built FixYou after losing my grandfather to colon cancer that was caught too late. After his diagnosis, my parents went for colonoscopies and found polyps, early and treatable. We didn't lack access to healthcare. We lacked clarity. FixYou is a free tool that: 1. Walks you…
FixYou launched on May 28, 2026 with 3 votes, #3,449 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
FixYou builds you a personalized cancer screening plan in about 3 minutes. Answer a few questions about your age, sex, family history, and lifestyle, and it shows you exactly which screenings matter for someone like you, when to get them, and why, built on USPSTF, ACS, NCI, CDC, and ACP guidelines. You get a Shield Score from 1 to 100 so your whole picture fits in one number. Free, no signup, and no user data is collected.
Answer a few questions about your health and find out which cancer screenings matter most for you. Free, private, and based on real guidelines.
Answer a few questions and get the exact screenings recommended for someone like you, based on real medical guidelines, in plain language. A short chat about your age, habits, and family history. No forms, no jargon. We compare your profile against USPSTF and ACS guidelines, the same evidence your doctor follows, to find exactly which screenings fit you. See a clear report of everything you're covered for, topped with a Shield Score from 1 to 100, so you know your protection at a glance. Your Shield Score goes from 1 to 100. Start at 100. Every overdue screening drops it. Every one you complete brings it back. Simple, visual, honest. higher 5-year survival when colorectal cancer is caught…from fixyou.app
In the maker’s words, at launch
The USPSTF and ACS publish thorough cancer screening guidelines, but they're dense and scattered across dozens of pages. What you actually need depends on your age, sex, family history, smoking status, and other factors. Most people, including me until recently, simply don't know what they should be getting checked…
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