Built by a Patient, for Patients

Leo was born out of personal experience. During one of many hospital visits — IV in my arm, treatments running — I found myself trying to remember what medications I had taken, how I felt the day before, what had changed, what helped, and what didn't. That's when I realized something: my health information was everywhere, but my story wasn't anywhere. Mental health lived in one app. Medications in another. Symptoms in my notes. Appointments on my calendar. Nothing was connected. And every time a doctor asked me a question, I was relying on memory instead of data. So I started building Leo — not as another health tracker, but as a single hub where mind and body come together. A place where medications, moods, symptoms, vitals, habits, and patterns all live side by side, building a complete picture of your health over time. Whether you log everything or just one thing, Leo holds your health story for you. It works on your best days and your hardest ones, and it's designed to be as simple or as detailed as you need it to be. Leo is being built by someone who actually uses it every day — someone who knows what it's like to be on the patient side of the screen. That perspective shapes every feature we build.