Is Myelina Health a medical device?

No. Myelina Health is a wellness companion — not a medical device, diagnostic, or treatment. Myelina, the AI energy companion inside the app, produces predictions and coaching as informational suggestions, never clinical advice.

How does the prediction work?

Each morning you complete a quick check-in covering sleep, energy, stress, and cognition. Myelina, the in-product AI energy companion, compares your input to your own historical patterns to generate a visual Energy Map. Myelina is a software agent, not a medical device — its predictions are informational only.

Do I need a wearable?

No. Myelina Health works entirely from your daily check-ins. Wearable support is optional.

Yes. Your data is encrypted, stored securely, and never sold or shared. You own it and can download or delete it at any time.

Is Myelina Health a medical device?

No. Myelina Health is a wellness companion — not a medical device, diagnostic, or treatment. Myelina, the AI energy companion inside the app, produces predictions and coaching as informational suggestions, never clinical advice. It is designed to help you spot patterns and plan your day around your energy. It complements your neurologist's care; it does not replace it.

How does the energy prediction work?

Each morning you complete a quick tap-based check-in covering sleep, energy, stress, and cognition. Myelina — the AI energy companion inside Myelina Health — compares your input to your own historical patterns to render a calm Energy Map: where your energy is likely to peak, dip, or crash. Myelina is a software agent, not a medical device, and its predictions are informational only. The more consistently you check in, the sharper the map becomes.

Do I need a wearable?

No. Myelina Health works entirely from your daily check-ins. Wearable support (Apple Watch, Fitbit, Oura) is optional and adds passive signals like sleep and HRV — but is never required.

Who is Myelina Health for?

Myelina Health is built for women living with MS who deal with fatigue and unpredictable energy. Whether your diagnosis is relapsing-remitting, secondary progressive, or primary progressive — if fatigue makes planning your day difficult, this is designed with you in mind. We are currently invite-only to keep the experience high-quality for every member.

How do I get an invite?

Join the waitlist on this page — we review submissions and send invite codes in small batches. If you know a current member, ask them to refer you from inside the app.

Yes. Your data is encrypted, stored securely, and never sold or shared. You own your data and can export or delete it at any time. Myelina Health treats your information as personal health information and protects it accordingly.

Does the app respect my system “Reduce motion” setting?

Yes. Myelina Health automatically detects your operating system's prefers-reduced-motion preference and adapts the entire experience: hero parallax, headline letter-rise, scroll reveals, page transitions, and decorative atmospherics are simplified to instant fades — no translation, scaling, blurring, or staggered character animation. If you prefer a different setting just for this app, go to Settings → Accessibility → Motion and choose Full, System, or Reduced. Your choice is remembered on this device and overrides the OS preference for Myelina Health only.

What is the best MS symptom tracker?

The best MS symptom tracker is the one you'll actually use daily. Look for MS-specific metrics (fatigue level, cognitive clarity, heat exposure), a check-in that takes under 60 seconds, and pattern-revealing reports rather than raw data dumps. Myelina Health, Emilyn, and Multiple Sclerosis Tracker are among the current options built specifically for MS.

Is there a free MS tracking app?

Yes. Several MS tracking apps offer free tiers, including Myelina Health (free daily check-ins and basic patterns) and general-purpose symptom trackers like Bearable. Free tiers are usually enough to establish a personal baseline before deciding whether paid features add value.

Can an app really help with MS fatigue?

An app cannot cure MS fatigue, but a good tracker reveals patterns you cannot see day-to-day — your peak energy window, your reliable triggers, and which interventions actually help you. Better data leads to better decisions about pacing, medication timing, and doctor visits.

What should an MS tracker measure?

The high-signal metrics are: daily fatigue level, cognitive clarity, sleep quality, heat exposure, medication timing, mood, and one or two personal triggers. Everything else adds friction without adding insight. Keep the check-in short so you'll do it consistently.

Do MS tracker apps connect to wearables?

Some do. Myelina Health supports CSV import from Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin, and Oura, so heart rate variability, sleep, and skin temperature can be correlated with your reported energy. Direct API integrations are less common because health data permissions are restrictive.

Best MS Symptom Tracker Apps 2026 — Compared & Reviewed

Why MS Needs Its Own Tracking Tools

General health apps track steps, heart rate, and calories. That's great for the general population, but it misses what matters most for MS: fatigue patterns, cognitive clarity, symptom fluctuation, and energy prediction.

The ideal MS tracking app should be:

Fast — Under 60 seconds to complete a daily entry
MS-specific — Tracking metrics that actually matter for MS management
Pattern-revealing — Showing you trends you can't see day-to-day
Actionable — Turning data into recommendations you can use today

Here's how the current options compare.

The Apps

Myelina Health

Best for: Women with MS who want energy prediction, not just tracking

Daily check-in time: ~30 seconds
Key features: Morning energy check-in, AI-powered energy prediction, visual Energy Map, evening reflection, pattern recognition over time
What sets it apart: Goes beyond tracking to prediction — tells you how your day is likely to unfold based on your personal history
Pricing: Free tier available; Premium at $19/month
Platforms: Web (mobile-responsive)

Best feature: The Energy Map. Instead of just logging symptoms, you get a visual prediction of your energy across the day — so you can plan proactively.

Floodlight MS (Roche)

Best for: Clinical-grade objective measurements

Daily check-in time: 5-10 minutes (includes active tests)
Key features: Walking speed test, hand dexterity test, cognitive processing test, mood tracking
What sets it apart: Objective, measurable assessments that can be shared with neurologists
Pricing: Free
Platforms: iOS, Android

Best feature: The hand dexterity test provides objective data that complements subjective symptom reports.

MS Healthline

Best for: Community + tracking in one place

Daily check-in time: 2-5 minutes
Key features: Symptom logging, medication reminders, community forums, articles
What sets it apart: Combines tracking with a large MS community
Pricing: Free
Platforms: iOS, Android

Best feature: The community aspect — connecting with others who understand your experience.

Bearable

Best for: Detailed correlations across many health factors

Daily check-in time: 3-10 minutes (highly customizable)
Key features: Track virtually anything (symptoms, activities, food, weather, medications), correlation reports
What sets it apart: The correlation engine — it identifies statistical relationships between factors
Pricing: Free tier; Premium at $6.99/month
Platforms: iOS, Android

Best feature: Correlation reports showing which factors most strongly predict your symptoms.

Symple

Best for: Simple, no-frills symptom tracking

Daily check-in time: 1-2 minutes
Key features: Customizable symptom list, severity ratings, notes, basic charts
What sets it apart: Simplicity — no bloat, no social features, just clean tracking
Pricing: $2.99 one-time
Platforms: iOS

Best feature: The customizable symptom list — you track exactly what matters to you, nothing more.

Choosing the Right App

Ask Yourself:

How much time will I realistically spend tracking?

Under 1 minute → Myelina Health or Symple
2-5 minutes → MS Healthline or Bearable
5-10 minutes → Floodlight MS

What do I want from my data?

Energy prediction and planning → Myelina Health
Objective clinical measurements → Floodlight MS
Detailed correlations → Bearable
Simple trend visualization → Symple

Do I want community features?

Yes → MS Healthline
No → Any of the others

What will I actually stick with? This is the most important question. The best tracking app is the one you'll use consistently. A 30-second check-in you do daily for 6 months will reveal more than a 10-minute assessment you abandon after 2 weeks.

The Case for MS-Specific Tools

Generic health apps (Apple Health, Google Fit, Fitbit) are useful for step counting and heart rate, but they miss the nuance of MS:

They don't track cognitive clarity
They can't predict energy based on MS-specific patterns
They don't understand that 5,000 steps for someone with MS might represent a heroic day
They don't factor in heat sensitivity, spasticity, or the boom-bust cycle

MS deserves tools designed for MS. Not adapted from general fitness, not repurposed from other conditions — built from the ground up for the unique challenges of living with Multiple Sclerosis.

Myelina Health was designed specifically for women with MS who want more than a diary — they want a tool that helps them plan their days around their energy, not their energy around their days.