icompanion vs FORMIS Concussion Lite

icompanion is a free (no in-app purchases, no advertisement) app and webplatform (icompanion.ms) that helps you with the home monitoring of your condition. In between your doctor’s visit, a lot of information is lost: how you feel, which symptoms you experience, how strong these are, how your disability, fatigue and cognition are changing, etc. The app is currently available in English, German, French, Dutch, Italian and Spanish. For all of this, you’ve got a companion in me! Unlike most of the other health apps, icompanion is a registered medical device. Hence, the information you monitor with icompanion can be used by your doctor to make decisions on your health. If you log-in at icompanion.ms with the same account information, you can share your icompanion information with your doctor. This can lead to more productive conversations and there is more information at hand for your doctor on how you’ve been doing. icompanion is very easy to use, yet full of relevant information for you. In only a few minutes a day, you will have an overview of: - Your daily mood - Any notes you wish to add - All your treatments, therapies, etc - The symptoms you’re experiencing over time - The severity of these symptoms In addition, icompanion contains clinical tests that have been developed by the largest academic centers and that are used worldwide to monitor Multiple Sclerosis. These tests evaluate: - Your level of disability, through the patient reported ‘Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS)’ - Your cognitive abilities, through the neuro quality of life (neuro-qol) questionnaire on cognition - Your level of fatigue, through the neuro quality of life (neuro-qol) questionnaire on fatigue Furthermore, icompanion allows you to upload your MRI scans to the webplatform (icompanion.ms). In this way, you can easily store all your medical scans in one secure and central space. You can scroll through your own brain scan in several directions and learn about what MRI can show (and what it doesn’t). icompanion also includes a knowledge center, with relevant information that is explained. All of this together will help you to prepare for your doctor’s visit. Finally, icompanion uses Apple Healthkit to collect daily steps and sleep data. Take charge of your condition, monitor how you feel, track your health: let icompanion be your companion. The icompanion team wants to learn your story and your ideas! Share them via support@icompanion.com.

FORMIS Concussion Lite is a professional reference and documentation tool designed to support qualified medical professionals in the assessment and documentation of concussion and head injury. The app provides offline access to internationally recognised concussion assessment tools developed by the Concussion in Sport Group (CISG), allowing clinicians to complete assessments electronically and generate locally stored PDF records for professional use. Key Features SCAT6 (Sport Concussion Assessment Tool 6) • Fully fillable digital assessment • Local PDF generation and export • No data upload or cloud storage SCOAT6 • Fully fillable digital assessment • Local PDF generation and export CRT6 (Concussion Recognition Tool 6) • Provided as a reference guide for concussion recognition • Not a diagnostic or automated decision-making tool Privacy by Design FORMIS Concussion Companion Lite is built with a strict privacy-first approach: • No user accounts or registration • No personal data collection • No analytics, tracking, or advertising identifiers • No cloud storage or data transmission All information entered into SCAT6 or SCOAT6 remains solely on the user’s device and is stored only as a local PDF file. Intended Use This app is intended for use by qualified medical professionals as a documentation and reference aid. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or automated clinical decisions. All clinical judgments and decisions remain the responsibility of the clinician. Intellectual Property Notice SCAT6, SCOAT6, and CRT6 are the intellectual property of the Concussion in Sport Group (CISG) and are used with permission. Their inclusion does not imply endorsement by CISG.