FND. Episodes, sorted into what's actually happening.
Functional neurological disorder shows up in many forms — motor, movement, seizure-type, sensory, balance. Leo's FND hub sorts every episode into those categories, surfaces what tends to precede them, and keeps grounding and breathing tools one tap away for the hard moments.
Five categories, so a messy week reads clearly.
Every symptom you log is sorted into one of five FND categories — motor, movement, seizure-type, sensory, and balance — and the hub charts the breakdown, a five-week trend, and the trigger that most often precedes your motor or seizure-type episodes.
It's descriptive co-occurrence, not prediction: “this trigger showed up before these episodes,” never “this will cause one.”
Episodes, triggers, and tools for the moment.
Category breakdown
Motor, movement, seizure-type, sensory and balance — every episode sorted, with a today snapshot and 30-day total.
Trend
A five-week bar chart of episodes so a worsening or calmer stretch is obvious.
Trigger insight
The trigger that most often precedes your motor or seizure-type episodes — descriptive, not predictive.
In the moment
Grounding (5-4-3-2-1) and box breathing are one tap from the hub.
Symptoms & flares
A 22-symptom FND set across five categories, plus flare templates for seizure, motor, movement, and sensory days.
Labs
CBC, CMP, thyroid, B12/folate, vitamin D and inflammatory come pinned, with trends and ranges.
What ships in the FND hub.
Leo tracks. It doesn't diagnose.
FND is diagnosed by a clinician (often a neurologist) — Leo has no screener and makes no claim about whether you have it.
Everything here is descriptive and on-device-first. The categories, trend and trigger insight describe what you logged; they never predict an episode or give medical advice.
Episodes, sorted and on the record.
Five-category episode tracking, a clear trend, descriptive trigger co-occurrence, and grounding + breathing tools — organized for the conversation with your neurologist.