The Breasties Cancer Community

Name: The Breasties Cancer Community
Rating: 4.9 (330 reviews)
Author: The Breasties Inc

By: The Breasties Inc App

Connection, Events & Resources

Overview

Version:

4.87.1

Last updated: 2026-01-23

Ranking

#92,324 ▼ 2,200

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Welcome to The Breasties Cancer Community—a free app that connects those affected by breast and gynecologic cancers, from diagnosis through survivorship. In one place you can access the Activity Feed, Groups, Find a Breastie, Events, Chat, and Resources to share experiences, learn from experts, and get support.

Built to prioritize comfort and control, The Breasties emphasizes privacy and safety with verified helpers and a zero-tolerance policy for bullying. Customize your home feed, join the groups that matter to you, and tap into trusted information and community-led events—support you can rely on from a nonprofit dedicated to empowerment and research.

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By:

The Breasties Inc

Rating:

4.90

(330) 2 new ratings

Version:

4.87.1 Last updated: 2026-01-23

Version code:

881741417

Creation date:

2022-08-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

77.87MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

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Ranking

# 92,324 ▼ 2,200

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Developed by:

The Breasties Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-breasties-cancer-community/id1638120313

Website:

https://thebreasties.org/app

User Reviews

Extremely helpful app, with a lot of good advice & wonderful people! Game changer in not feeling so alone in this very scary world that is a breast cancer diagnosis.

by dr*****, 2024-06-01

The community is unmatched! I wish the groups had descriptions on them. The Lounge group, for example, is designed for casual convo, but it tends to turn into advice seeking / serious discussions that are meant to be reserved for other groups (ie Survivor). I think that’s simply because the group descriptions aren’t in the group pages and members don’t know.