Dysautonomia. Heart rate, hydration and symptoms, together.
When the autonomic system misfires, the signals are scattered across heart rate, blood pressure, hydration and a dozen symptoms. Leo's Dysautonomia hub puts them on one screen — with one-tap pre-syncope and syncope logging for the moments that matter most.
The whole autonomic picture, on one screen.
The hub opens on a hero with your latest heart rate, blood pressure, today's hydration and 30-day symptom count, then a vital snapshot that tags a 10-reading heart-rate trend as rising, dropping or stable.
Hydration tracks toward a daily goal, your cycle sits alongside (hormonal shifts are a known trigger), and pre-syncope and syncope each have their own one-tap red-flag button so the scary moments are captured fast.
Vitals, fluids, cycle, and the red flags.
Vitals
Heart rate, blood pressure and temperature, with a 10-reading HR trend that flags rising, dropping or stable.
Hydration
Log fluids toward a daily goal — a circular progress ring shows where today stands.
Cycle
Your cycle sits on the hub; hormonal shifts are a recognized dysautonomia trigger.
Pre-syncope & syncope
Dedicated one-tap buttons for the near-faint and faint moments, kept distinct from routine logs.
Symptoms & flares
A 21-symptom set across cardiac, neuro, GI and thermoregulation, plus flare templates including autonomic storm and crash.
Labs
CBC, CMP, thyroid, iron, inflammatory, vitamin D, B12/folate and hormone come pinned.
What ships in the Dysautonomia hub.
Leo tracks. It doesn't diagnose.
Dysautonomia is an umbrella diagnosed and subtyped by a clinician — Leo has no screener and makes no claim about whether you have it or which subtype.
Everything is descriptive and on-device-first. Trends and counts describe what you logged; they never predict an episode or give medical advice.
The autonomic picture, on the record.
Heart rate, blood pressure, hydration, cycle and symptoms on one screen, with one-tap fainting red-flags — organized for the conversation with your specialist.