Narcolepsy. Cataplexy and sleep attacks, captured as they happen.
Narcolepsy is more than daytime sleepiness — cataplexy and sleep attacks are their own events worth logging precisely. Leo's Narcolepsy hub gives cataplexy its own structured log, counts sleep attacks, and keeps last night's sleep in view.
A cataplexy log that captures the episode.
Cataplexy gets its own entry: the trigger emotion (laughter, surprise, anger and more), whether it was a partial or full collapse, the body parts that went weak, and how long it lasted. Recent episodes show on the hub with their trigger and type.
Sleep attacks are counted separately from flares so a single attack doesn't get logged as a full narcolepsy flare, and last night's sleep is pulled from your existing sleep records.
Episodes, attacks, and sleep.
Cataplexy episodes
Trigger emotion, partial vs full collapse, body parts affected, and duration — structured, not a note.
Sleep attacks
Counted this week and kept distinct from flares, so the pattern stays clean.
Last night
Total sleep hours pulled from your existing sleep records.
Symptoms & flares
An 8-symptom narcolepsy set — sleep paralysis, hypnagogic imagery, fragmented sleep — plus flare logging.
Labs
CBC, CMP, thyroid, iron and vitamin D come pinned, with trends and ranges.
Onset
A duration tracker counts the time since onset.
What ships in the Narcolepsy hub.
Leo tracks. It doesn't diagnose.
Narcolepsy (type 1 and 2) is diagnosed by a clinician with sleep studies — Leo has no screener and makes no claim about whether you have it.
Everything is descriptive and on-device-first. The logs describe what happened; they never predict an episode or give medical advice.
Cataplexy and sleep attacks, on the record.
A structured cataplexy log, sleep-attack counts kept separate from flares, and last-night sleep — organized for the conversation with your sleep specialist.