Lyme. From the bite to the long tail.
Lyme starts with an exposure you want on record and turns into symptoms that wax and wane for months. Leo gives you a tick-exposure register, an EM-rash log, and symptom and flare tracking — so the whole arc is documented, not remembered.
A tick-exposure register — without a camera roll.
When you find a tick, the details matter and fade fast: where it was, how long it was attached, whether it went for testing. Leo's tick-exposure register captures the date, body location, attached time, a sent-for-testing flag, and a note — structured, so it's there when a clinician asks weeks later.
An EM (bullseye) rash log records location and size by category alongside it. No photos, by design — every observation is a picker, never an image.
The exposure, the rash, and the long tail.
Tick exposures
Date, body location, how long it was attached, and whether it was sent for testing — logged the moment you find it.
EM rash
Log a bullseye rash by location and size category, without a photo.
Symptoms
A 16-symptom Lyme set — migrating joint pain, brain fog, fatigue, neck stiffness and more.
Flares
Mark bad stretches as flares to see them on your calendar and in reports.
Labs
CBC, CMP, inflammatory and vitamin D come pinned, with trends and reference ranges.
Onset
A duration tracker counts the days since onset so the timeline is always in view.
What ships in the Lyme Disease hub.
Leo tracks. It doesn't diagnose.
Leo doesn't diagnose Lyme or interpret a test. There's no risk score and no “you have it” verdict — diagnosis is a clinician's call with history, exam and labs.
What Leo does is hold the record: the exposure, the rash, the symptoms over time, and your labs, in one place. Everything is descriptive and on-device-first.
From the bite to the long tail, documented.
A photo-free tick-exposure register, an EM-rash log, symptoms and flares over time, and pinned labs — organized for the clinician who'll actually make the call.