Tired of Cancer's Untire app helps cancer patients & survivors manage their extreme fatigue

Get grip on your fatigue and gain more energy.

Visit Untire.app for more information

Untire: The Clinically Proven Digital Therapy

Worldwide, millions of (former) cancer patients suffer from extreme fatigue. They feel so tired that it affects all aspects of their lives. They also often feel stressed and depressed.

Sound familiar? Tired of Cancer's Untire app helps you manage your fatigue. We do this through theories and proven scientific techniques, such as mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, positive psychology, mind-body therapies and exercise interventions.

The Untire app helps (former) cancer patients gain energy through:

  • 15 themes with information on topics often related to fatigue, such as stress, anxiety, worrying, depression and sleep. One of these is of particular interest, namely 'Building up reserves'.
  • Physical exercises that will help you build strength and fitness.
  • Relaxation exercises that help you unwind.
  • Daily fun, interesting and educational tips to improve your mood.
  • The app is accessible to any (former) cancer patient and can be used at your own pace.
Five screenshots of the Untire app

Visit Untire.app for more information:

Untire.app

Mission

Our mission is to help as many cancer patients as possible all over the world to improve their energy levels and to regain quality of life. We aim to reach that by offering an easy-to-use, digital solution in the form of our Untire app.

Meet the founders

Dr. Bram Kuiper, MSc

Founder & CEO

Dr. Bram Kuiper, MSc

  • Clinical psychologist
  • 35+ years in oncology & mental health
  • Former CEO Helen Dowling Institute
  • Europe's leading CRF expert
Door Vonk, MA

Founder & CCO

Door Vonk, MA

  • Social entrepreneur
  • Started her career in banking
  • 20+ years of experience in fundraising and communications management at social enterprises
  • Worked for the Ronald McDonald Children's Fund and the Helen Dowling Institute, among others

Contact

Address

Koningin Wilhelminalaan 5, 3527 LA Utrecht, The Netherlands