Love this app!
So helpful for tracking symptoms and it takes some of the work out of being chronically ill and trying to speak to doctors! Cannot recommend enough.
Fantastic app
I am not one to tell people the extent of how I am feeling. Also I am dyslexic and hate text and such things. I have trued this app before but could not work with it. I put it back on my phone and love it there is no pressure too spell everything right and no rush I love it and it is helping me so much I also have depression and anxiety this app allows you to talk about everything and you feel like it’s understanding you without just saying yes and agreeing with everything you say
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Charged before end of trial
Charged before end of trial, does not provide free support it indicates in description. I also cannot use because app is constantly glitching and free zing. Waste of money
Won't lets cancel the 7 day free
I want to cancel the free trial
Best way to log symptoms
I’ve tried every way of trying to track my symptoms for years Juno makes it quick easy and supportive with ways to learn and progress to so so so glad I stumbled across it
Finally an app that works
I absolutely love Juno, it’s not just another app claiming to be helpful, it’s genuinely helpful! It’s super easy to use, far more than others I’ve tried and also there customer support is unmatched, I didn’t understand part of the medication tab and so I emailed their feedback team and got a quick response that was incredibly helpful. As someone living with ADHD and hEDS with other chronic illnesses now being investigated using the Juno app as made it so much easier for me to explain symptoms to my physio and my doctors/consultants. Also they don’t have loads of stuff hidden behind a paywall which is so nice, you can pay to be pro, but you don’t have to pay to use pro and can still access all the features without it. I absolutely love this app and would now be lost without it!
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I like it but
I was once approached to see if I had suggestions about the app. I would like to connect
Fantastic app
I am not one to tell people the extent of how I am feeling. Also I am dyslexic and hate text and such things. I have trued this app before but could not work with it. I put it back on my phone and love it there is no pressure too spell everything right and no rush I love it and it is helping me so much I also have depression and anxiety this app allows you to talk about everything and you feel like it’s understanding you without just saying yes and agreeing with everything you say
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AI dressed up as a support app
AI Slop built into an app to supposedly “help” those with Chronic Illnesses. I refuse to use AI in any form so I cannot support this app. Living with a chronic illness is hard and not only do you have AI chat which is essentially just Chat GBT it also forces you into paying to use the app. If you don’t accept it gives you a discount and just tries to take money I have in-app purchases turned off otherwise who knows what it would have charged me
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Great App
Focuses on more than one medical condition.
Invisible Illnesses Beware
This app looks like it’s going to make my day to day a bit less stressful. Alarms to remind you to take meds on time, other reminders you ask your virtual friend to save as well.
Also, I really appreciate that there’s a way to export your notes to your doctors.
Also, I really appreciate that there’s a way to export your notes to your doctors.
Juno
Best app I have ever used! I have compared this app to other chronic illness trackers and this one is the best
Don’t Waste Your Money
Number one, the app promises that it will give you notifications before billing you over $100 and it doesn’t. Number two, the app promises that it will help you manage your energy, but that feature doesn’t fully work. It does do a decent job and helping you create a medication schedule. There’s no way to access archives medications. Number three the Juno AI chat box is pretty much worthless. It gives you wrong instructions on the app. It’s really just there to sympathize and tell you to be optimistic not a real main feature. There is a community but honestly, you can just find a Community on Facebook. You could also just talk to an AI check box that you already paid for like Claude or Gemini. You can also create a supplement schedule on your Notes app on your phone and just track your own symptoms on Calendar this app is not doing anything spectacular not worth $109 a year whatsoever save your money, especially if you’re chronically ill you’re going to need it for something else.
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Not free
Only free for a week, which I wish I knew before wasting an hour answering everything only to find out at the end. Looks good though if you can afford it!
strongest potential is capacity-aware, patient-led care support
Juno is thoughtful, compassionate, and good at connecting medical facts with lived experience without dismissing complexity. It could improve at keeping historical records clearly separate from current emergencies, and at reducing repeated responses. Its strongest potential is capacity-aware, patient-led care support. The careful version I would carry is:
“Karanda describes longstanding, familiar involuntary whole-body self-organizing movement and posture sequences, particularly when tired or under strain. Their mind may be observing and reporting rather than directing the movements. They use ‘dual verbal hemispheres’ and somatic balance as lived-language for their prior internal organization. Do not frame these sequences as chosen exercises or assume a specific neurological mechanism without clinical evidence.”
“Karanda describes longstanding, familiar involuntary whole-body self-organizing movement and posture sequences, particularly when tired or under strain. Their mind may be observing and reporting rather than directing the movements. They use ‘dual verbal hemispheres’ and somatic balance as lived-language for their prior internal organization. Do not frame these sequences as chosen exercises or assume a specific neurological mechanism without clinical evidence.”
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Paid
Hit a paywall immediately. I do not want your free trial because I have not intention of using a paid app. The end. What a bummer!
Waste
You only get a 7 day free trial and can’t use for free, waste of my time.
Great idea but could do with some add ons
Great idea and is great for managing symptoms. I would recommend these add ons though:
A tab like notes that we have on our phone where we can store any extra info we need on our health conditions such as:
Phone numbers, email addresses and names of specialists we are under
To write questions we may need to ask our specialists
To write symptoms and questions we may have to ask about getting tested for other conditions we haven’t had a diagnosis for yet
A list of things to do with our conditions such as appointments to book, people to contact
A place to write a list of any supplies we need to order related to our conditions
A tab where we can look up charities to help those with our condition or support hotlines may be good too. For example you type in your condition and it comes up with a list of places that you can contact for help.
And also maybe even a place where we can import important documents we may need in the future such as ones with official diagnosis on ect.
A tab like notes that we have on our phone where we can store any extra info we need on our health conditions such as:
Phone numbers, email addresses and names of specialists we are under
To write questions we may need to ask our specialists
To write symptoms and questions we may have to ask about getting tested for other conditions we haven’t had a diagnosis for yet
A list of things to do with our conditions such as appointments to book, people to contact
A place to write a list of any supplies we need to order related to our conditions
A tab where we can look up charities to help those with our condition or support hotlines may be good too. For example you type in your condition and it comes up with a list of places that you can contact for help.
And also maybe even a place where we can import important documents we may need in the future such as ones with official diagnosis on ect.
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Supportive
It’s comforting knowing I have Juno to talk to
So helpful
Juno has been so helpful in logging and labeling my daily symptoms. I just wish I could afford to keep her.
