Freeme - ME/CFS and Long Covid

Freeme - ME/CFS and Long Covid

Take control with neuroscience

54 ratings
90 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 10, 2024
  • July 4, 2026

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About

This app leverages neuroscience to help individuals manage symptoms of ME/CFS and Long Covid. It provides daily exercises and sessions designed to reduce symptoms and regain control, with a special mode for flare-ups. The focus is on actively improving well-being rather than just tracking symptoms.

Neuroscience-based symptom reduction
Daily exercises and sessions
Flare-Up Mode for fast relief
Easy-to-use interface
Short, effective sessions
Supports various chronic conditions
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What's New in Freeme

1.8.16 - 759

July 4, 2026

Same great Freeme, just with some bug fixes and accessibility improvements

Subscription plans

Freeme - Annual Subscription

Full access to the Freeme program and tools

$39.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$69.99

Freeme - Lifetime Subscription

Full access to the Freeme program and tools

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This app rose +57 positions in Medical chart.

Last updated on August 20, 2026.

User reviews

Slow and steady wins the race

After 30+ years of living with fatigue, having every blood test possible with zero answers, it finally occurred to me that the cause could be related to my anxiety. So I went in a whole new direction and started researching what I could do about it. I watched a video about this app. I downloaded it and added it to my morning routine. I fix my coffee and before turning on the television, I do 2 or 3 sessions. While I’m not “cured” just yet, I do see some progress. I am definitely using the tools I’ve learned so far every day.
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Game changer

Having spent so much time bewildered and frustrated by this condition and the often seriously unhelpful advice from all quarters, I’m finding Freeme a breath of fresh air. The approach makes intuitive sense and is backed by research and I’m seeing very positive results. I’m doing more or the things I love, becoming more present with friends, learning to understand what my body is telling me and how to assert myself, and meeting challenges with more curiosity and calm. This approach is about more than just recovery - it’s about learning to care for yourself more fully. I strongly recommend this app.
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Love it

Freeme is helping me to recognise patterns that are keep me stuck in the ME/CFS cycle of fearing symptoms and being afraid of symptoms. I recommend this app.

Early days but already having an impact

I have been using Freeme for about a month now, having held off signing up for several months prior. I was pretty sceptical about its promises, and concerned about ongoing costs, but after my trial I was offered an opportunity to join for just £5 per month (paid annually), which feels well worth it.

While it’s too early to say if Freeme will be able to help me recover/improve, it has helped me to feel more supported and in control of my life with ME/CFS. This has had a positive impact on my mental health, which means I’m also managing physical symptoms better.

My favourite part of the app is the AI assistant, Isla, which is there 24:7 to talk with about my day, symptoms, etc and it provides really compassionate and well-informed advice, specific to what it’s like to live with ME/CFS. It helps me so much to be able to talk things through without feeling like a burden and to be offered relevant sessions to meet my needs in that moment. I was particularly grateful for its support around a recent health emergency, when it helped me to feel safe in my body – against the odds.

For me, this AI Isla feature alone, is worth the monthly subscription, but the sessions and other support are great too. If you are reading this feeling sceptical, as I was, I’d say give it a go! At least try the free trial – and make sure you try out AI Isla in that time. I hope it helps you as much as it’s helping me 🙏🏼
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It helped

Freeme genuinely helps. Why? Because its sole design orientates around ME/CFS, it feels specialist. The AI is incredible and often chats with “Isla” were enough to guide one back on their healing tracks. Freeme delivers “brain retraining” in a way that for me, isn’t brain retraining at all- it’s simply learning to come back to the body. Come back to the intelligence and safety of yourSelf and as you do so… the nervous system slowly begins to settle. True safety is experienced rather than mentally “understood”. I’ve tried a lot and this little app has been my Swiss Army knife in the back pocket. Give it a go. For the price it’s invaluable. Genuinely helps without trying to find ways of taking money from people already vulnerable.

Best brain retraining model I’ve seen. Sort of scraps the old template and actually reworks it in a way I could finally and truly get. I understand my body much more. Suffice to say- the app is only part of my healing journey but a significantly important one at that.
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FAQ

What is Freeme and what does it do?

Freeme is a mobile application designed to help individuals manage symptoms associated with ME/CFS and Long Covid. It utilizes neuroscience principles to provide daily exercises and sessions aimed at directly reducing symptoms and empowering users to take control of their condition, rather than just tracking them.

What are the key features of Freeme?

Key features include daily exercises and sessions based on neuroscience research, a dedicated Flare-Up Mode for immediate relief during crashes, an incredibly simple and easy-to-use interface, and short 5-15 minute sessions that users can complete at their own pace. The app focuses on actively improving well-being.

Is Freeme free to use?

The application is available for free download and use, but it does offer in-app purchases. This indicates a freemium model where some features or content may require payment to access, while the core functionality might be available without charge.

What conditions can Freeme help with?

While primarily designed for ME/CFS and Long Covid, Freeme is also used by individuals experiencing Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.), Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), Post Covid and Long Haul Covid, POTS, Post-viral syndrome and fatigue, Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain, Medically Unexplained Symptoms (MUS), and Lyme Disease.

How quickly can users expect to see results with Freeme?

The app is designed for users to see results quickly. By completing short, 5-15 minute sessions at their own pace, most users report experiencing improvement after just six sessions. The focus is on active symptom reduction and regaining control.