Living with multiple sclerosis requires some care and presents different challenges than other people usually face in their daily lives. Meet Cleo, your digital companion on Multiple Sclerosis. Cleo was developed to help you live better with Multiple Sclerosis. With Cleo, you'll get information, inspiring stories, support, and lots of easily accessible tools in one app. Our goal is to provide a useful app that helps you, your partners, and your medical team. We are here to help you on your journey. Live a full life!

Cleo is based on three main features:
*Custom content for multiple sclerosis tips, motivating stories and news
*A personal diary to track your health, view your data and share a report with your healthcare professional
*Wellness and self-care programs developed by health professionals tailored to your specific needs

CUSTOM CONTENT

Explore articles and videos for those living with Multiple Sclerosis, tips for improving your well-being, information about common Multiple Sclerosis symptoms, and learning about Multiple Sclerosis. Set the type of content you're interested in for a more personalized experience.

PERSONAL DIARY

When your medical team better understands what happens between appointments, you together can make better decisions. Cleo can help you track your mood, symptoms, physical activity, and more. Connect your Cleo to your Google Fit to track steps and distance. Then create reports to share and discuss with your healthcare professional. Cleo can also help you set reminders throughout your day. Set your appointment reminders and receive notifications about the use of your medications based on the schedule discussed with your doctor.

WELL-BEING AND SELF-CARE PROGRAMS

Access wellness and self-care programs developed by Multiple Sclerosis specialists and rehabilitation specialists specifically for people with Multiple Sclerosis. We work with healthcare professionals to create personalized programs aimed at people with Multiple Sclerosis. After talking to your medical team, you can choose different intensity levels based on your ability and comfort. And don't forget that everyone's Multiple Sclerosis experience is different, and your medical team should always be your primary source of information about your Multiple Sclerosis.