Make joint care feel possible in the life you already live.
Clear education, familiar food guidance, gentle home movement, medication reminders and personal tracking — designed around your language, your household and your region.
Content available in English · Español · Português · Français · العربية · हिन्दी · 中文 · Kiswahili · Yorùbá · Hausa · አማርኛ
Eight tools, one daily routine
Everything here works on a small phone, with slow data, and without a gym membership — anywhere in the world.
Education library
Short lessons on what arthritis is, warning signs and joint protection — in 11 languages.
OpenFood guidance
Anti-inflammatory eating built from the staples in your own local market.
OpenHome exercises
Chair, towel and basin routines that need no gym and no equipment.
OpenMedication reminders
Track methotrexate, folic acid and pain relief with a simple daily schedule.
OpenFind care
Rheumatology and physiotherapy services across every world region.
OpenMyths vs facts
Answers to the beliefs that delay diagnosis and harm joints.
OpenSymptom tracker
Log symptoms with sleep, stress, food and weather to see your own flare patterns.
OpenFlare journal
Write what set off a flare, what you did about it and how it turned out.
OpenChallenge the beliefs that delay care
Misunderstanding arthritis can keep people from seeking appropriate assessment. We address common myths directly, without shaming anyone’s culture or faith.
See all myths vs factsMyth
Arthritis is only an old person's disease.
Fact
Rheumatoid arthritis, lupus and juvenile arthritis commonly start between 20 and 45, and children can be affected. Age is a risk factor, not a requirement.
Myth
Cracking your knuckles causes arthritis.
Fact
Studies find no link between knuckle cracking and osteoarthritis. Joint injury, obesity, genetics and infection matter far more.
Care support that travels with you
The PWA is ready for home screens; native mobile development is planned from the same foundation.
The experience is touch-first, responsive and includes a clear fallback when connectivity drops. Native iOS and Android releases can build on the same accounts, trackers and content APIs without redesigning the product from scratch.
- Multilingual education
- Symptom and flare tracking
- Medication reminders
- Food, movement and care-directory tools
Today’s routine
Your latest activity
Multilingual education
Symptom and flare tracking
Medication reminders
Plans
Useful care education stays accessible
The proposed model keeps core education and daily tools free, with an optional paid layer for deeper personal history and appointment preparation. Stripe checkout remains off until pricing and test mode are approved.
Paid plans remain in pilot mode until Stripe test checkout, webhooks and the customer portal pass launch verification.
Patient and clinician advisory group
Help us build for real homes and real clinics.
We are inviting patients, carers, physiotherapists and rheumatology teams to review language, routines and the mobile roadmap before the native apps begin.