USPSTF · American Cancer Society · NCCN

Your next cancer screening already has a date. Nobody’s told you what it is.

Guidelines already set the ages — 40 for a mammogram, 45 for a colonoscopy, and dozens more across 71 cancer types. The 3-minute quiz turns them into your dates, then reminds you until each one’s done. One payment, in any country, for life.

NeverMissHealth is a reminder service built on public guidelines — not medical advice.

Founding price from $10
USPSTFAmerican Cancer SocietyNCCNspecialty societies

Built on their published guidance — every reminder cites its source.

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“The day my dad was diagnosed, I realised no one was tracking what I should be screened for either. The dates already existed in the guidelines — nobody had ever worked out mine. So I built the thing that does: it finds your dates and reminds you. It doesn't diagnose anything, and it isn't medical advice.”

— Alex, founder

Why this exists

The dates already exist. Almost nobody has a system for finding them.

USPSTF, the American Cancer Society and NCCN have already worked out when someone your age should screen, and for what — it's published, cited and free. The only thing standing between you and those dates is a reminder that knows where you live. That's what we built. Your first date might be closer than you think.

Caught early

91%

5-year survival for colon cancer found at the localized stage.

Caught late

13%

5-year survival once it has reached distant organs.

Source: American Cancer Society, colorectal cancer survival rates by stage. The only difference between those two numbers is timing — which is exactly what a reminder system controls.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself.

01

Answer honestly, at your own pace

A short questionnaire about your family, your daily life, and anything your body has been telling you lately — framed warmly, never as a diagnosis quiz. About 3 minutes.

02

Get a real, personal timeline

We match your answers against public screening guidelines (USPSTF, ACS, NCCN and specialty societies) and build the exact list of tests you’re due for, and when — with plain-language reasons for each one.

03

Reminders that follow you

Your dashboard tracks what’s due, overdue, and coming up. Email reminders follow the calendar — yearly overview, quarterly nudges, monthly if something’s overdue — wherever in the world you happen to be.

Sample plan — not a real personProfile: 41, lived in 3 countries

Breast · Mammogram

Breast Cancer Screening

Due now

You are past the recommended start age for this one, so it is dated today rather than in the future — if you have had it recently, mark it done and we will move the next one to the right date.

CervicalColorectalMelanomaBasal Cell CarcinomaCutaneous SCCMerkel CellHead and NeckOral+43 more

This sample profile's plan covers 52 cancer types — 0 overdue, 2 due this year. Your own plan is unlocked in full once you sign up; the full catalog behind it covers 71 cancer types.

The honest comparison

What actually keeps you on schedule?

 Relying on memoryCalendar reminders you set yourselfNeverMissHealth
Starts at the right age automatically
Adjusts for family history
Updates when guidelines change
Follows you across countries
Keeps nagging until it’s actually done
Covers your whole family

Scroll sideways on small screens to see all three columns.

What you get

Everything a good doctor would keep track of.

Built from a 71-type guideline catalog

Matched to your age, sex, and history — your own timeline covers the ones that apply to you, not a generic checklist.

Guideline sources cited on every item

USPSTF, American Cancer Society, NCCN, or the relevant specialty society — every reminder says where it comes from.

Stored in Switzerland

Your health answers are hosted in Zurich, encrypted at rest, under Swiss data-protection law — and never sold.

Works in any country

Reminders follow your inbox, not a national health system — move countries and your plan moves with you.

Updates when guidance changes

Retake the questionnaire any time and your plan updates without losing your history of completed screenings.

Pricing

Pay once. NeverMissHealth reminds you for life.

You pay once — $150 at standard price — and NeverMissHealth reminds you for life: yearly plan, quarterly heads-up, monthly until each screening's done. 30-day money-back guarantee.

Founding pricing is live and finite: first 10 members $10, next 10 $50, next 10 $100. The counts on this page come from our database in real time. Once the 30 founding spots are gone, $150 is the only price.

$10

Spots 1–10

You are here

$50

Spots 11–20

$100

Spots 21–30

$150

Standard price

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  • Personal screening timeline from public guidelines
  • Lifetime email reminders
  • Dashboard to track done, due, and overdue
  • One-time payment — no subscription, ever
  • Add family members any time ($50/member)
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
Show me my dates — 3 min

30-day guarantee

Not what you expected? Email us within 30 days of payment for a full refund, no questions asked.

Stored in Switzerland

Your health answers are hosted in Zurich on Supabase, encrypted at rest, covered by Swiss data-protection law, from day one.

We never sell your health data

No ad networks, no data brokers, no exceptions. Your answers exist only to build and maintain your plan.

Founded 2026

The founding ladder exists because we're new — we'd rather reward the people who trust us early than pretend we have a decade of reviews we don't. Every recommendation on your plan still traces back to a named public guideline, not our own opinion.

How we build your plan →

Honest answers

Questions people actually ask

Your next date might be closer
than you think.

One-time payment. 30-day money-back guarantee.

Founding price from $10