MSAA—My MS Manager

This app was great at first. As I had just been diagnosed with MS, I used it to keep track of all me episodes. Now with the latest update and remodel, everything is gone. All my journal entries, medication start times everything. Needless to say I am not a happy camper.

I like it.. I usually go and write in my day planner.. But not enough room! I like this a lot!!

This app is portrait only. It needs to support landscape. It is difficult to use this app when you have to take your iPad off of the keyboard to use it. Fix it and I will use it.

A good app for logging symptoms and adding a journal entry/notes for more detail. I like the layout and charts, but the app is missing a few major symptoms—dizziness, aphasia, and tingling/shocking sensations. If there were even the ability to add a few self-defined recurring symptoms, that would be awesome.

I don’t like that it gives me the schedule of when to take my meds. I am also limited by the amount of meds I can list. I haven’t used all of it’s apps yet.

I'm happy with this app for the most part. It has general categories which cover what I'm experiencing most of the time. I have no clue how they are coming up with data for some of the charts however. The BIGGEST issue I have is that at some point in the afternoon it switches automatically to a day ahead. (I'm in ETZone.) Personally, I find this very frustrating.

I just got a survey for their Hepatitis C app even though I don't have that app (only this one). The kicker? The name of the disease is right in the subject of the message so when it popped up on my screen as a new message notification it implied to my boss (who was working right next to me) that I have Hepatits C. Not acceptable.

The most recent update most certainly did NOT fix the login issue.

I was eager to try this new application for my MS. But I was disappointed when I downloaded it to find that it was complex and difficult to set up. In part this is a reflection of my own disease. I have many complications, many medications, many doctors and adding all of this to the app at once is a burdensome task. I also have a simple system that works for me, So my motivation to start a new system is low. This app would be helpful for someone who is newly diagnosed, has frequent exacerbations, and has not yet learned the meaning of all of the odd symptoms we get and variations in how they feel. If you start your disease with this tool, you are likely to give it a much higher rating. I still ding it for its complexity and the minor annoyance that when you click for information it takes you to it's own website and the first thing you see is a request for donations. Try it to see if it would be helpful for you. For me, I am happier with my single page summary of diagnosis, medications, and questions for my doctor at each visit.

I like this app and find it useful. But I would like to add additional symptoms.