Medical Support Groups
Bublup offers a dedicated space where medical support advocates from around the world can share strategies, seek advice, and connect with patients and families.
- Organize and share valuable resources with specific medical and rare diseases communities.
- Manage content and facilitate community engagement.
- Bring together leaders, advocates, and experts on the same topic in an organized online community.
- Enjoy enhanced communication and collaboration through Bublup’s intuitive content management features.
Private online communities
Conduct Research
Coordinate community events
Testimonials
Non-Profit: Tough2gether
The Bublup app is the epicenter for learning, exploration, and connection.
Use it to stay connected with chats, photos, and curated content that matter most in the pediatric cancer community.
Plus, capture fun moments and create memories with your new best friends!
-Lisa Ward
CEO, Tough2gether
Privacy-focused: Divorce Allies
At The Divorce Allies, we believe in making it easier for our clients to navigate a tough process.
Bublup is an all-in-one secure tool where our clients can store any type of data—documents, notes, photos, and even videos—and share them privately with their legal and support teams.
With its simple, user-friendly interface, Bublup is accessible from anywhere, making it easy for our clients to keep everything organized, whether they’re at home or on the go.
-Victoria McCooey
Founder, The Divorce Allies
Cancer Research Foundation: NKBR
Our mission is to help children affected by DIPG brain cancer, sponsoring groundbreaking research, clinical trials, awareness building, advocacy, facilitating care access, and family support.
Bublup’s RSS feed feature has been a game-changer for us. It saves time by automatically updating me on the latest NIH-PubMed publications and clinical trials, allowing me to focus more on advocacy and research.
Having all my content and community engagement in one unified, private platform has made a world of difference in staying organized and connected.
-Misha Mehta, Ph.D
Founder, NKBR Foundation