Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) on a daily basis often comes with challenges.
Discover Cleo, the free mobile application designed to accompany and help people living with MS by providing them with information, support and tools to overcome the challenges of everyday life. Each day its victories!

Cleo is based on 3 free features:

• Find reliable information, videos and well-being advice to help you live better on a daily basis with MS
• Create your diary to follow the evolution of your health data, create reminders for your treatments as well as your medical appointments. A real follow-up diary that you can also share with your doctor.
• Follow well-being activities developed by health professionals and adapted to your daily life with multiple sclerosis

PERSONALIZED INFORMATION
You can customize the type of information that interests you and view articles and videos on how to live better everyday with MS. Wellness advice and reliable health information on multiple sclerosis. Also discover patient testimonials and practical advice.

LOGBOOK
Cleo can help you keep a dedicated MS diary. Keep track of your moods, symptoms, physical activity, and any other tracking data you can customize to keep history.
You can also connect the app with Google Fit to record the number of steps you take. daily and distance traveled. You can share this health data with your doctor or medical team if you want with the downloadable report function. Cleo also allows you to schedule reminders for your treatments and medical appointments.

EXERCISE AND WELL-BEING PROGRAMS
You can access a variety of exercise and wellness video programs, developed by healthcare professionals specializing in the functional rehabilitation of MS patients. You can choose from several intensity levels depending on your abilities and how comfortable you are. Also learn about new well-being practices such as sophrology. Other types of programs will soon be available (nutrition, fatigue, ...).

Cleo will be updated regularly to integrate new content and develop functionalities thanks to your feedback and that of patient associations.

Remember that MS manifests itself differently from person to person and your healthcare team should be your primary source of information about your MS.