One person. Connected on your terms.
The Partner role is intentionally narrow: one specific person — spouse, friend, an adult you look after, an aging parent — who sees only the parts of your record you choose to share. View-only. Bidirectional. Audit-logged. Either side can unlink anytime.
It can be the person you live with. Or just the one who picks up the phone.
Leo's Partner role is deliberately general. It's for the one person you want close enough to your health to see what's actually going on — without giving them the keys to your account.
Two codes. One acceptance. Either of you can start it.
Each Leo account has a 6-character patient code. You enter your partner's code (with an optional note); they tap accept. That's it. The link is bidirectional — either of you sees the other's shared record. Either of you can unlink. Every change is audit-logged.
Six toggles. Three on by default. Three off.
Privacy-first by design. Your medications, vital signs, and schedule flow to your partner the moment you link. Emotions, health events, and journal entries stay yours until you explicitly turn them on.
View-only is real.
A partner can send encouragement messages and gentle medication nudges. They cannot log doses on your behalf. They cannot edit your record. And there are entire surfaces of Leo they don't see at all.
Looking for a Caregiver instead?
Partner and Caregiver are different shapes in Leo. Partner is personal and one-to-one. Caregiver is professional and one-to-many, with permissions to log doses and add clinical notes. Pick the role that fits the relationship.
- One person you connect with
- Bidirectional — either side initiates
- View-only access to what you grant
- Personal: spouse, friend, adult you support, accountability partner
- Send encouragements & gentle nudges, but no logging on your behalf
- Multiple patients / clients
- Unidirectional — caregiver → patient
- Can log doses, add clinical notes
- Professional: nurse, home health aide, paid carer
- Different permission model — designed for the work, not the relationship
The first 6 months of partner-link features are on us.
You're helping us build this. Partner-linking will be a paid tier when Leo moves to pricing. Pairs in the beta who share feedback ride free for 6 months from launch day. Your free 6 months don't start now — they start the day pricing exists.
- Apply with your partner
- Use Leo for real, together
- Tell us what works and what doesn't
- Free 6 months of partner-link features once pricing launches
- Your free 6 months start then, not now
- A voice in what this becomes
What we'd like to ship — and haven't.
The partner surface is intentionally restrained. Here's where it stops today and what we're weighing for next.
Today partners send in-app encouragements and nudges. System push when their linked person logs a flare or misses a dose isn't built yet.
The method exists in the service layer (PartnerService.logDoseForPartner) but isn't wired into the UI — view-only by design while we work through the trust model.
Cycle and menstrual tracking are deliberately excluded from the partner view today. Whether to make this a togglable permission is open.
Productivity surfaces and the offline Health ID card are patient-side only. A pared-down partner version would be useful.
Hard-capped to one active partner today. Whether to allow more (e.g., two close confidants) is a design call we haven't made yet.
One person. On your terms.
Six-character link code. Six permission toggles. View-only by default. Audit-logged. Unlinkable from either side. Free for 6 months for beta pairs when pricing launches.