StuffThatWorks

I was able to determine what my outlook was going to be. And any other thing I am worried about.

I’ve been liking it so far. However, it could use some UI improvements and add a tutorial guide for new users and a refresher for current members. I keep seeing different react emojis for others’ posts and comments and I don’t know what they are, what they mean, and how they’re meant to be used. When creating a question, the answer style choices are limited. In addition to the “Yes/No” and “Scale 1 to 5,” it would be good to have ‘Not Sure’ separate from ‘Other’ and maybe include ‘N/A’; have multiple choice answer; a choose one out of four or five answers; and each option welcomes customization - maybe someone wants to use the “Yes/No” as a “Day/Night” or “Morning/Evening”. I also would like the option to choose which emails are sent to me, including an option to unsubscribe from all emails except account-related ones. The web/desktop version is good but could use some bug fixes and UI improvements as well. I actually find it easier to fill out the surveys on the web/desktop version instead of the mobile app.

I get to the page that says something like “wether you are new or returning, get started by putting in your phone number” except every time I put in my phone number I get a loading icon for a minute before I get the error message “please try again later.” I’ve tried multiple times over the past day, and am still getting this error message.

And this one is my FAVORITE! They come up with the best, most user friendly updates and listen to user feedback. There is even an option that lets you track your symptoms which is super helpful!

This app has been very very very helpful for me, especially recently, as I’ve had to navigate a flare up of a new combo of symptoms that I didn’t know how to treat. Reading the posts in the community & the data insights related to my specific conditions [and associated symptoms] helped me find some really effective ways to treat my flare. Also, knowing that there’s a community of people who understand what it’s like to live with my specific conditions out there is one of the best feelings — they just get it! And it’s easily accessible! All I need is my phone or computer. I definitely recommend checking this app out. It can really help your physical & mental health, which is so crucial.

Must have app for anyone with a chronic illness! Amazing communities and super helpful in finding new treatments

I was so overwhelmed when I first got my Lyme disease diagnosis and finding the community on StuffThatWorks literally saved my life. It’s a great resource for learning about effective treatments, stressors or triggers that could cause a flare up, and so so much more. I love that people can post ‘research questions’ for other members to respond to. Everything is so organized & user friendly❤️

The app shows you so much, From the treatments that are working best for most people to the ones that aren’t. It so hard to find a good community of people that are going through what you are, this app definitely does that.

I absolutely love this app! So much valuable data on all 4 of my autoimmune disorders! Highly recommend!

This app is so helpful. I have lupus and don’t know anyone else in my personal life that has it, so it’s really nice to be able to connect with other people dealing with the same thing. The feature to ask/answer questions is awesome, not to mention the endless info on treatments, symptoms, side effects, etc. it’s great having easy access to all the information in one place.