Ehlers-Danlos. Joint-event first.
The thing most apps miss about EDS is that the unit of tracking isn't a daily mood slider — it's the event. A shoulder popping out at the bus stop. A finger that didn't feel right after you typed. Leo's EDS hub is built around logging those events the moment they happen, with the fields a clinician would want.
A heritable connective-tissue disorder — not a tidy diagnosis.
The Ehlers-Danlos syndromes are a group of inherited disorders of connective tissue. Thirteen subtypes are currently recognized in the 2017 International Classification, with hEDS (hypermobile) by far the most common. The shared thread is faulty collagen — affecting joints, skin, blood vessels, and the autonomic nervous system in patterns that look different from person to person.
Average time from first symptom to accurate diagnosis is over a decade. Comorbidities are the rule, not the exception: dysautonomia (POTS most commonly), mast cell activation, gastroparesis, chronic pain, and chronic fatigue all show up at higher rates than in the general population. The diagnostic and management work happens at appointments; the actual lived experience — the events, the flares, the which-joint-this-time — happens in the gaps.
Log an event the moment it happens.
Subluxations and dislocations stop being abstract numbers once you log them as discrete events with timestamps. The hub's log surface takes about ten seconds. Near-misses count as their own event type — the moments your shoulder almost gave but didn't — because tracking close calls is what reveals which joints are heading somewhere.
Everything you've logged, on one screen.
Open the EDS hub and the dashboard is a single readable surface — no buried tabs, no premium paywall on a feature you need today. Six modules:
Joint events this month, average severity, and the most-affected joint. Updates the moment you log a new event.
Frequency-ranked breakdown of the joints giving you the most trouble. The same three are usually the same three until they change — and seeing that change matters.
Your last 10 pain entries shown as a sparkline with a worsening / stable / improving label based on a ±0.5-point threshold.
The last five subluxations, dislocations, or near-misses in one list — joint, severity, type, when.
Top 8 food tags appearing on symptom days in the last 90 days. Honest co-occurrence, no causal claim.
If you track a menstrual cycle, the current phase is pulled in from the Cycle hub — many EDS flares cluster around it.
Six panels pinned to your hub, ready for your next appointment.
The EDS condition pack pins six lab panels to the dashboard so trends are visible alongside your event log. You log them when you have them — usually right after a draw — and they sit on the hub with the rest of the picture. Out-of-range values are flagged. The pinned set:
Complete blood count — flags anemia, infection markers, platelet trends.
Comprehensive metabolic panel — liver, kidney, electrolytes.
Routinely low in connective-tissue disorders; affects pain and fatigue.
Iron, ferritin, TIBC — chronic-fatigue overlap is common.
ESR, CRP — useful baseline if comorbid inflammation is suspected.
Macrocytic-anemia screen, dysautonomia overlap, neurologic symptoms.
The list of things we'd like to ship, and haven't yet.
Most EDS pages on the internet read like a marketing brochure with feature names invented around a photoshoot. This one tells you exactly where the EDS surface stops today. Every item below is on the feature-parity tracker, and this page gets updated as items ship.
Subluxations capture severity and reduction method. Time-to-recover and lingering pain aren't yet fields.
Joint side is captured (Left Shoulder vs. Right Shoulder), but the hub doesn't yet compute imbalance stats.
Weather changes are a listed trigger; the hub doesn't yet show a barometric overlay on the event timeline.
A general health report exists; an EDS-tailored export (events, severity trend, top joints, pain trend, lab summary) isn't shipped yet.
These are their own full hubs. The EDS pack includes episode templates that link out — full unified view inside the EDS dashboard is on the list.
Built around the way EDS actually shows up day to day.
Event-first logging, six labs pinned, descriptive co-occurrence, on-device math. For the spectrum — including the bendy kids and the adults who finally got an answer.