Doloris (formerly Pain+) is a digital tool designed to help people express and track their chronic pain experience. Users can describe their pain in their own words and/or create a visual representation using sketches or artwork.

The tool looks for patterns in the language used and helps organize the information over time to support reflection and communication with family members or healthcare providers.

The technology powering this digital application is addressed in a Report of Invention at McGill University.

The team has currently raised over $80,000 in non-dilutive funding from angel investors, academic grants, and other sources.