Right now you're probably logging symptoms in your Notes app and appointments in a separate calendar. Immuna brings your medications, flares, appointments, and a community that actually gets it into one place.
Log what you take and when, and see the pattern over weeks, not just today.
Keep every specialist, scan, and follow-up in one place, with reminders before they sneak up on you.
A guided, four-step log for symptoms and side effects. Quick enough to fill in when you're not feeling your best.
Give a partner, parent, or carer visibility into how you're doing. Only what you choose to share.
Find people who already know what a flare feels like, without having to explain it from scratch.
Every dot here is someone managing something similar: a condition, a routine, a bad week. Immuna is where those threads start to cross.
I started building Immuna because I know first-hand how overwhelming life with an autoimmune disease can feel. I was diagnosed with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis at 16, and my life changed almost overnight. I went from playing the sports I loved to being unable to walk for three months, while suddenly having to understand medication, hospital appointments, symptoms and flare-ups.
What I found hardest was not only the condition itself, but everything that came with it. I felt overwhelmed, isolated and unsure of how to manage a life that had suddenly become centred around my health.
As I got older, I realised that many of these challenges are shared by people with autoimmune diseases, yet there isn't one place designed around the real-life experience of managing them. Immuna is my answer to that.
I want to build the platform I wish I had at 16, a place where people can better understand their health, stay organised, prepare for appointments and feel connected and supported, without feeling like a patient.
Most health apps do one thing well, whether that's tracking, reminders, or forums, but treat them as separate problems. Immuna brings them together: your medications, your appointments, your flares, and the people who understand exactly what you're going through, all in one place, built specifically around autoimmune disease rather than general wellness.