Living with Addison’s is a full-time job.
Doses at set times. A plan for emergencies. A quiet worry.
Nobody sees how much it takes, or what’s left.
So we put your whole day on one screen.
The app for chronic illness and Addison’s
MyAddi keeps your doses, your energy and the people who help on one calm screen: the day dial, from the moment you wake to the moment you rest. Made by someone who has lived with Addison’s since 14.
Living with Addison’s is a full-time job.
Doses at set times. A plan for emergencies. A quiet worry.
Nobody sees how much it takes, or what’s left.
So we put your whole day on one screen.
Morning check-in
Two fewer after a poor night.
Anna’s phone
You ran low after poor nights. Those mornings might be ones to plan lighter.
Save My Life
Say: adrenal crisis.
One app
Reminders, check-ins, spoons, trends, your care circle and Save My Life, on your phone, watch and home screen.
Built with people who live with Addison’s.
“First week I have actually logged every dose. Small win, but huge for me.”
How it works
Scroll through an ordinary Tuesday. The day dial fills as the hours pass, doses tick off, and your spoons show how much energy is left.
Save My Life
Hold to start. Save My Life walks you, or whoever is with you, through an adrenal crisis one step at a time, and tells your care circle.
In an emergency, always call your local emergency number (999 in the UK). Save My Life helps you follow your care team’s plan; it doesn’t replace it.
Carers and parents
Share your day with a partner, a parent or a friend. They see doses and spoons, not your private notes, and get one calm alert when something needs them.
Join the free beta and help shape it with people who live it every day.