Living With

Living With

The Living With app

1 ratings
4 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 19, 2019
  • June 9, 2026
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This app connects patients with their clinicians for remote condition management. It offers educational resources, self-care programs, and tracking of personal trends and triggers to aid in managing health conditions.

Remote condition monitoring
Connect with clinicians
Educational resources
Self-care programs
Track personal trends and triggers
Medication recording
Physical exercises
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What's New in Living With

24.0.1

June 9, 2026

• Added ‘medium’ energy level to the Activity Energy Diary • New Persistent Pain product • New Sputum Clearance product • Upgrades for enhanced performance and security • Minor bug fixes NB—Feature availability can depend on your clinic

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User reviews

The future of healthcare

So far this app has helped me more than my GP! It sounds weird but this could be the way healthcare needs to go

App doesn’t function on iOS 16

This app was pretty low rated to start with. However it is now completely non-functional since upgrading my iPhone to iOS 16. I had been using the fatigue diary daily (this was just about the only useful and functionalcomponent of the app) but can no longer even do that now. The app opens but I get an error log message.

Functionality prior to app failure was mostly frustrating. I’d used it to track my medication also but found this impossible to update in any efficient way (I can’t amend the start date of my meds so I have a long list of non-taken days and can’t edit this in any way other than going through each individual day - impossibly time consuming).

I thought this would be useful but it is just an annoying app that raises stress levels.
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Dangerously out of date and inaccurate

This app includes a lot of very inaccurate information about long Covid that was clearly written at the start of the pandemic and has not been updated since. Not only does it recommend several tasks that would severely increase the user’s fatigue symptoms, but it features staggeringly inaccurate science. I stopped using it in week 2 when I read that poor sleep may be due to ‘high cortisol levels’ - one biomarker found in everyone with long Covid is low cortisol.

The fatigue diary will be useful to those who are still struggling to manage their energy, but as this app is used by those attending long Covid clinics, it’s likely that most people will have found their own helpful patterns in the five or six months it takes to get a referral.

I feel for anyone coming to this app without having followed the scientific research done into long Covid, as it will, at best, misinform them, and at worst make their symptoms worse.
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Awesome app

Very useful

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FAQ

What is Living With?

Living With is a medical device app designed for remote condition management. It facilitates communication between patients and their clinicians, allowing for monitoring of condition activity, medication, and more.

Is Living With free to use?

Yes, Living With is available for free download and use. It is a free application with no in-app purchases or advertisements.

What devices does Living With support?

Living With is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on common mobile platforms.

What is the age rating for Living With?

Living With has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 12 and above.

How often is Living With updated?

The latest version of Living With is 23.0.2, last updated on December 8, 2025. This suggests a commitment to regular updates and improvements.

Can Living With track specific health activities?

Yes, depending on your clinic's services, Living With can support tracking of physical exercises, medication, weight, and programs for managing fatigue, pain, breathing, stress, anxiety, and sleep.

Is Living With a certified medical device?

Yes, Living With is UKCA marked as a Class I medical device in the United Kingdom and developed in compliance with Medical Devices Regulations 2002.

Where can I get support for Living With?

You can visit support.livingwith.health for guidance on resolving issues. For further assistance, you can submit a support ticket to the helpdesk via the provided link.